The community, which is celebrating International Pride Day, has been hit by both the rise of the far right and hate speech in democratic countries and by the wave of religious extremism in authoritarian regimes
The Belgian city has been the world leader of the trade for more than 500 years, but it is concerned that restrictions may push the business towards other hubs, if they are not issued by all G-7 countries
The financing of new physical barriers at the European Union’s external borders is once again straining the migration debate
Marc Tarabella of Belgium and Andrea Cozzolino of Italy are suspected of involvement in a cash-for-favors scandal that has shaken EU institutions
Four influential figures in Brussels have been indicted on charges of corruption for allegedly receiving bribes to improve the public image of the Gulf country
Deaths were reported in Spain and Portugal while France struggled with record temperatures as the heatwave began moving north, putting other countries on alert
Sunday marked the 80th anniversary of the mass arrest of 13,000 Jewish people in Paris, an event that was commemorated amid fears of the rise of anti-Semitism
Friends and colleagues describe the personality and work of the Swiss national, who died in the French capital last week after falling and getting no aid for hours
While the regions are under a perimetral lockdown in a bid to curve coronavirus contagions, the country remains open to European travelers, many of whom have already booked vacations in the Balearic Islands
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez secured last-minute support from opposition groups to prolong emergency powers to combat the coronavirus crisis
The magistrates ruled that the Spanish government acted lawfully when it returned to Morocco two migrants who had jumped the border fence at the exclave city of Melilla
A ram raider known as “Juan the Kid” allegedly led the group tasked with stealing artwork from the World Heritage Site, but was arrested by police before he could commit the crime
The ECHR finds that Spanish judges acted legally in suspending a regional parliamentary session where a unilateral declaration of independence was to be made
Before his arrest in the French Alps last week, the former leader of the Basque terrorist organization had spent 17 years on the run after participating in some of the group’s bloodiest attacks
A poll shows women in the country are targeted more by “disrespectful” behavior than in France, Italy, German, the UK and the US
European Court of Human Rights rules against Spain for sentencing two protesters to prison over 2007 incident
Human rights court in Strasbourg finds Spanish supermarket violated right to privacy of staff
A judge will decide on their arrest and extradition to Spain, but the decision could be still appealed
People from at least 35 countries among victims; two Italians, two Portuguese, a Belgian, a US citizen, a Canadian, two Argentineans and a British–Australian confirmed dead
Foreign minister says country “will not accept” new proposals before key meeting with US officials
Mariano Rajoy conveyed message to US president during 15-minute phone call on Tuesday night
Foreign minister denies Spanish government keeping quiet about US president’s controversial orders
Removal of links to other language “not a good idea,” says Foreign Minister Alfonso Dastis
President-elect says Havana must improve conditions for Cubans and US for rapprochement to continue
The ‘Trump effect’ could bring Hispanic voters out in huge numbers for the first time
World Health Organization estimates some 16,000 lives will be saved by end of decade
Republican minority in Senate could still prevent Jeffrey DeLaurentis from taking up post