Spain unblocks €40 million arms sale to Saudi Arabia
Decision, delayed over fears weapons would be used in Yemen, comes on eve of royal visit
Madrid improvises Plan B after surprise win for Donald Trump
Rajoy government bet on Clinton victory; now faces an unfamiliar Washington
Spanish Congress snubs foreign minister’s Gibraltar plans
New motion asks government to avoid “unilateral action” on disputed British Overseas Territory
Spain cancels permission for Russian warship refueling in Ceuta
The government had been criticized for allowing ships to stop due to likelihood of involvement in Syrian conflict
NATO pressure forces Spain to review refuelling of Russian warships
Organization believes vessels taking on supplies in Ceuta may support bombing campaign in Aleppo
Why are Spanish weapons being used in the war in Yemen?
Four NGOs demand an independent investigation into final destination of arms acquired by Saudi Arabia
Spain’s armed forces feel the pain of government spending cuts
Absence of a government over the last 12 months has further delayed budget decisions
Spain becoming an international lame duck, warns report
Foreign Ministry notes that political stalemate is keeping Madrid on the sidelines of world gatherings
The Spanish green berets’ training role in the upcoming battle against ISIS
Soldiers from the country are working closely with Iraqi special forces in the fight against the jihadist group
Spanish soldier killed in accident in Iraq
Two other servicemembers were injured following a collision with Iraqi armed forces truck
British Navy unloading weapons from nuclear submarine in Gibraltar
Spanish foreign ministry renews demand for explanations regarding the extent of the damage
Spain demands explanation over British nuclear submarine collision off Gibraltar
HMS Ambush suffers external damage and returns to the Rock for repairs
Spain cancels ‘spy’ satellite launch contract with Russian company
Conflict in Ukraine, EU sanctions and Kremlin have created 18-month delay
Rajoy on Nice attack: “We feel our neighbors’ pain as though it were our own”
The Spanish Interior Ministry decides to keep Spain on a terrorist threat level of 4 out of 5
Aznar and Blair agreed on joint Iraq war communications strategy
The Chilcot Report shows former Spanish leader tried to help secure backing from UN Security Council to make the invasion seem legal to the public
Spain comes out against Scotland negotiating EU membership
Acting PM Mariano Rajoy does not want another European region to set an example for Catalan separatists
Obama will meet opposition leaders on trip to Spain
US president is coming in July to inspect Rota military base and visit Madrid and Seville in final months of second term in office
Obama’s late-term visit to Spain will prevent a break with tradition
Every US president since Richard Nixon has been to the country on an official stop during their time in office
UK minister on flight to Gibraltar denied access to Spanish airspace
Diplomatic officials insist this is routine procedure and that the incident was not related to the visit
Missing Spaniards found alive after 10 days adrift in South China Sea
Vietnamese fishermen rescued couple and are taking them back to the island of Borneo
Released Spanish journalists arrive in Madrid, give account of ordeal
Three reporters who were held by an Al Qaeda affiliate near Aleppo for 10 months said they were treated humanely
Three Spanish journalists kidnapped 10 months ago in Syria freed
The freelancers are safe and sound in Turkey and are awaiting to be flown back to Spain
Spain makes up for lost time in Cuba
Navy training ship, acting foreign minister and business delegation all set to visit the island
Who is providing the army uniforms for Islamic State?
The seizure of 20,000 military fatigues at the port of Valencia reveals a network of support
Spain recalls Venezuelan ambassador over President Maduro’s insults
Leader called Spanish prime minister “racist, colonialist and corrupt trash”
Ceuta: an unofficial Russian naval ‘base’ in the Strait of Gibraltar?
Right-wing groups in the US and UK criticize frequent stopovers in the Spanish exclave
Spain’s vice consul in Belgium: “A bomb has gone off. I’m on the train”
Spanish diplomat Rosario Bernal was caught up in last week’s attacks