Why master’s degree graduates are signing up to be EU volunteers
With youth unemployment rates through the roof, particularly in the south, many educated young people are choosing unpaid work over a salaried position in a job they don’t like
Suderbyn: an ecosocial experiment in the middle of the Baltic Sea
Innovative villages like this one on the Swedish island of Gotland are leading by example in the effort to repopulate rural areas in a sustainable way. There are sister communities in several parts of Spain
Boko Haram victim: “Every day I remember I had a child with one of them”
In Madrid, Rebeca Bitrus recounts the harrowing ordeal she suffered at the hands of terrorist group
How online amateur “jihadist hunter” sparked terror alert in Rotterdam
Police were monitoring chat between Dutch national and alleged radical in wake of Catalonia attacks
Syrian opposition tries to forge common front in Madrid
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel García-Margallo said that the factions attending the meeting represent the more moderate sector of the opposition
“What terrifies me is seeing friends standing in the unemployment line”
Spanish journalist was held prisoner in Libya
"Europe can learn from Iceland"
Law professor Elvira Méndez is the author of 'The Vikings' Revolution'
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