Spain looks to Argentina for common front on Gibraltar
Foreign ministers to explore possibility of working together on the Rock and Falklands disputes
Foreign ministers to explore possibility of working together on the Rock and Falklands disputes
Annual expedition will anchor at Rota and the Rock as territorial dispute simmers
Historians want access to files in the Foreign and Defense Ministries The former's papers are off-limits while the latter has 10,000 secret reports
Doctors Without Borders workers said to be in good health NGO says it did not offer any ransom for release of Montserrat Serra and Blanca Thiebaut
As the Rock marks its tercentenary, the discussion over its status continues to burn Fishing altercations, tax spats and the UK’s EU membership are all in the mix
Sixty-two military personnel were killed in air disaster and many wrongly identified
Four destroyers and 1,100 military personnel to be based at Cádiz port for at least four years
Austrian daily reports US envoy informed Vienna government that Snowden was on board presidential plane
Foreign Ministry will not consider the cyberespionage whistleblower’s petition Spanish law requires requests to be submitted in national territory or on the border
Draft of armed forces' new penal code severely punishes several types of discrimination, including homophobia and Islamophobia
Prime minister vows to respect court’s verdict in Bárcenas case
Spain's military cannot be sustained with its current of level funding and debt Chiefs fight to maintain vital capacities but international missions being cut back
Women who court found suffered abuse from superior officer faces jail over disloyalty charge
Spanish government says arrival of another non-diplomat is proof that relations with Washington are running smoothly Costos expected to take keen interest in digital piracy issue
PM confirms plans to meet with Rubalcaba to agree common front for EU summit
The 83-page document attributes ETA’s defeat to “the strength of Spain’s democracy"
Failed by Spanish justice, families of the 62 victims plan to take case to Strasbourg
Founding nations Chile, Peru, Colombia and Mexico set to welcome Costa Rica into bloc
Military scales back its order for Eurofighter jets Finance Ministry asked for exceptional “loan” to cover expenses
Spanish intelligence report revealed concern over "recruitment by foreign service"
On March 17 EL PAÍS released a video in which Spanish soldiers were seen kicking two detainees at the Diwaniya base For the first time in Spain, a military court has opened an investigation into prisoner abuse The testimony of Private Charlie (an assumed name used by a serviceman stationed in Iraq between August and December 2003), now offered by EL PAÍS, does not clear up who was behind that barbaric act, but it does describe the environment that made it possible: a combination of tension, inadequate training, phony camaraderie and a feeling of impunity
Foreign Ministry statement recognizes Maduro as winner of country’s controversial presidential election EU still has not decided whether it will formally acknowledge Sunday’s race results
Court process begins which could lead to trial of soldiers shown beating inmates
CNI director admits using services of hacker but denies that king’s friend Sayn-Wittgenstein played any secret service role
Former defense chief says he had no knowledge of the 2004 incident Tape shows five soldiers kicking and insulting detainees while sixth makes recording
Valencian businessman had to spend 59 days hiding out inside Spanish Embassy in Malabo
Repatriated Spaniard says official vehicle caused accident that killed dissidents