Germany, Austria provide inspiration for Spanish Constitution reform plan
Faced with political paralysis, a group of jurists has produced a blueprint to help resolve the Catalan crisis
“Many of us lined our pockets with the Prestige oil spill”
Galician fishermen miss big subsidies that followed 2002 disaster while other locals regret damage
Google to “engineer” Russia Today and Sputnik out of search results
Company says changes designed to fight spread of propaganda but is ruling out blanket bans
Jean-Claude Juncker: “Nationalism is poison”
The president of the European Commission says Catalan leaders “should not underestimate the support for Rajoy in Europe”
NATO intelligence reports show spike in disinformation about Catalonia
Head of strategic communication center says Russia is trying to underscore divisions in the West
A new Cold War
Spain must properly investigate Russian interference and contribute to improving the common European defense system
Hate campaign strikes major Auschwitz exhibition in Madrid
The comprehensive event has received many anti-Semitic threats before its inauguration
Intelligence agency admits “contacts” with Barcelona terror attack mastermind
The CNI states that this took place within “the protocol established for convicts” who have had relationships with jihadists
Russian espionage chief accuses Spain of “repression” over Catalonia
During a conference speech, Sergei Naryshkin criticized the “brutal violence” used by Spanish authorities at the October 1 independence referendum
Socialists call on government for full explanation of Russian interference in Catalonia
Congressional group requests appearance of Deputy PM Sáenz de Santamaría in official secrets commission
A vote for Europe
Italy, France and Spain are asking for transnational candidate lists for the 2019 European elections
The southern Spanish town that bought its independence
Arriate split from Ronda in 1661 but remained immersed in a feudal regime for another century
Separatist leader eyes alliance with Barcelona mayor’s party after Catalan election
Oriol Junqueras, of Catalan Republican Left (ERC), is exploring post-vote deal with Catalunya en Comú
US “very concerned” about claims of Russian meddling in Catalonia
But Moscow says allegations are groundless and detrimental to Spain-Russia bilateral relations
The double ordeal faced by female migrants on the Strait of Gibraltar
12,400 migrants arrived in Spain by way of the Mediterranean between January and September, 50% more than in all of 2016. Women are a minority, but their journey is the most difficult. Three women tell their story
Last Spanish family finally escapes the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa
Madrid-based grandmother Ana Lobato to be reunited with relatives, who have left the nightmare of war behind them
As drought drags on, northwestern Spain’s reservoirs hit record lows
A region unaccustomed to prolonged dry spells is now dealing with watering restrictions
Embattled Barcelona mayor fails to hit tourism and housing targets
Ada Colau is once more politically isolated, while long-standing problems in the city remain unresolved
Alan Solomont: “It is scandalous for Trump to be defending Putin”
Former US ambassador to Spain warns of Russian interference in western democracies
Socialists rule out power-sharing deal with separatists after Catalan election
But center-right party Ciudadanos does not trust the PSC, which has also refused to create a unionist alliance
“Cataleños”: The emotional tsunami of Catalans living in Madrid
They built new lives in the Spanish capital, but are now caught between two worlds on the issue of secession
Podemos and its dark origins
There are clear ties between some of the party’s driving members and the Venezuelan and Iranian regimes
EU agrees to dedicate more resources to fight Russian propaganda
Interference from Russia in the Catalan independence crisis has spiked concerns about the manipulation of public opinion
Syrian refugees begin the journey back home
More than 31,000 people returned to Syria during the first half of 2017, many of them from Turkey
Why Do Dictators like to Appear Democratic?
Democracy contributes the most precious ingredient for tyrants: legitimacy
Is War Between the United States and China Inevitable?
International hegemony of the Western powers, namely the US and Europe, could be coming to an end
Exit the United States and enter… who?
Leadership in the fight against global warming is moving from the White House to Europe and China