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
Most serious cyberattacks against Spain come from foreign governments
The National Cryptology Center has dealt with over 19,000 security incidents so far this year
Spain’s ex-foreign minister: “In politics, silence is not golden”
José Manuel García-Margallo discusses his tendency to speak his mind about divisive issues
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
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