El País

Russian troops have advanced into Kyiv, where fighting is taking place just two miles from the parliament. At least 137 people have been reported dead since the offensive began on Thursday

The Champions League soccer final has also been moved from St. Petersburg to Paris in condemnation of the military aggression

Thousands of people are fleeing the Ukrainian capital, heading as far as possible from the border with Russia

Matt Hutchins, who lost his wife Halyna in the accident on the set of the movie ‘Rust,’ is the latest in a series of crew members to sue the actor and producer

More than 100 yellow-headed blackbirds fell to the ground in mysterious circumstances as they were on their way south from Canada

The young freestyle skier is a media darling whose success is garnering her much attention at the Beijing Winter Games. But so is her choice not to represent the country where she was born

Spaniards Javier Bardem and Penelope Cruz were also announced today as nominees, becoming the fourth couple in history to claim that honor

Bulldozers are digging a parallel tunnel in an effort to reach Rayan in time, but the rocky terrain is slowing down further progress while the government says it has the necessary means to conduct the operation

The artist, who was behind hits such as ‘Chiquilla’ and ‘Pájaro que comió, voló,’ died in the US city of Los Angeles after having been infected with the virus in December

The recommended interval is now five months, up from four weeks. The fast-spreading omicron strain has become dominant, accounting for up to 98% of cases

Police note people are being kept in an overcrowded facility with no showers even though there is a brand new €2.1 million center sitting empty nearby

The sister of King Felipe VI and the ex-Olympic champion released a statement after the latter was photographed holding hands with another woman

Foreign minister to explain government’s position while junior partner Unidas Podemos slams decision to send aircraft and the opposition questions who’s in charge

Officials from the National Crime Agency and the charity CrimeStoppers joined Spanish authorities in Madrid to ask for the cooperation of the British community

Decision comes as Spanish region sets new weekly record for coronavirus infections at more than 200,000 cases, twice the figure when the restriction was introduced

Education Ministry says only 3.2% of teachers are staying home, but this national average conceals some dire situations at centers across Spain

Despite being one of the most unequal regions in the world, it has been able to immunize a high percentage of the population thanks to cultural factors, economic needs and wake-up calls

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Alberto Garzón sparked public debate during an interview with the UK daily, where the opposition claims he damaged the livestock industry’s reputation. His party says the uproar is based on a hoax, but even its coalition partner has reacted frostily

The ultranationalist Vox would win additional seats if elections were held today, although respondents showed unprecedented support for the left’s handling of the economy

Madrid to let care centers hire staff without the usual qualifications to make up for shortages

Workers are being kept home after getting infected, adding to the strain on centers. The Valencia region has asked pharmacies to cooperate by reporting positives

Around 1,000 people were told it was safe to return on Monday, out of a total of 7,000 who lost their houses to the three-month eruption on the Spanish island

The regions and central government reached an agreement today on the return to the classrooms, despite claims by some officials last week that older children may have to study from home

The Civil Guard has seized assets worth €2.5m from the 45-year-old man, who has Portuguese nationality and was detained in Valencia