Spain: the EU country where 21st-century terrorism has hit hardest
Unprecedented study charts map of terror in a bid to develop pan-European legislation to help victims
Spain won’t allow Gibraltar to exercise “unfair competition” after Brexit
Foreign Ministry report describes the Rock’s position within EU as “unjustified privilege”
Subsea cable to connect Brazil and Spain, bypassing US surveillance
Spanish PM announced the EU-sponsored project in São Paulo as part of his Latin America tour
Panned: Hundreds protest corruption outside Spain’s ruling party HQ
Spanish PM says new string of graft scandals will not affect his minority government
After UK calls election, Spanish royals scramble to find new date for visit
Felipe VI of Spain had been planning to address British parliament between June 6 and 8
Spanish Civil Guard officer fined after “taking break to put on sanitary towel”
Authorities argue woman failed to communicate to superiors that she was leaving her post
The Spanish–US defense agreement in the era of Donald Trump
The use of destroyers based in Rota, in southern Spain, to attack the Syrian regime sets a worrying precedent
“There is no reason to lose one’s cool over Gibraltar:” Spanish foreign minister
Dastis says recent comments linking Gibraltar and Falklands War “out of context”
Spain’s Defense Ministry looks to protect Iraq base from ISIS drones
Bismayah training camp to be fitted with “electronic shield” as threat from unmanned aircraft grows
Mexico’s insecurity the biggest problem for Spanish companies
Spain’s foreign minister says country will continue to invest, despite Trump’s threats
Madrid: Scotland is not Catalonia and Northern Ireland is not Gibraltar
Spain stays firm on its position of “not encouraging secessionist movements” when UK leaves EU
Older Sephardic Jews to be exempt from Spanish citizenship tests
Justice Ministry waives the Spanish language and culture exam requirement for applicants 70 and over
Spanish PM offers to act as negotiator for Trump in Europe, Latin America
Mariano Rajoy conveyed message to US president during 15-minute phone call on Tuesday night
Spain’s Rajoy calls Mexico to offer solidarity over Trump hostility
Foreign minister denies Spanish government keeping quiet about US president’s controversial orders
Spain’s institutions call on Trump to restore Spanish to White House website
Removal of links to other language “not a good idea,” says Foreign Minister Alfonso Dastis
Trump presidency will force renegotiation of Palomares nuclear clean-up
US ambassador stood down on Wednesday, replacement not expected for a few months
Spanish aid worker freed in Afghanistan after month-long ordeal
Small-time criminal gang behind the kidnapping, says Afghan government
Spanish ambassador to UK resigns over 2003 military air crash
Federico Trillo, who was then defense minister, speaks to press in London but fails to mention tragedy
Defense minister accepts responsibility for 2003 military air crash
Dolores de Cospedal promises families of 62 victims “change of attitude” but probe won’t be reopened
“If Gibraltar wants a relationship with the EU, it will have to go through us”: Spain’s foreign minister
Two months into job, Alfonso Dastis speaks to EL PAÍS in first print media interview
Federico Trillo to be relieved as Spain’s ambassador to the UK
Foreign minister denies link between move and recent report on 2003 military air crash
Families win moral victory in saga of Spain’s Yak-42 plane crash
Council of State says Defense department knew of risks before accident in which 62 servicemen died
Spain won’t be taking in Muna, the migrant child born on a frigate
The baby and her mother, rescued by a Spanish ship off the coast of Libya, are handed over to Italy
Spanish aid worker kidnapped in Afghanistan
Two Red Cross vehicles attacked by armed men with criminals thought to be responsible
Spain bolsters its commitment to Iraq after 18-month delay
Government set to increase presence to 400 personnel, as well as joining task force in Latvia
Congress set to approve reform of Spain’s Franco-era secrecy laws
The government may finally follow other democracies by setting time limit on classified documents
Spain complains to Israel after Spanish-made drone gifted to Russia
Israel's agricultural minister kicked off controversy after giving unmanned device to Russian president
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