A severe Arctic cold wave and heavy snow are impacting northern Spain, with road disruptions, emergency responses, and ongoing search efforts amid challenging weather.
Telemadrid premieres 'Madrileños por la Historia,' a novel program merging historical education with cultural entertainment through appearances of historical figures revisiting modern Madrid.
Recent appointments and councils in Ibiza and Tudela mark a significant step forward for regional healthcare governance and modernization efforts in Spain.
Pinto in Madrid and Cazorla in Jaén are making key strides in constructing new primary healthcare centers to improve medical access for thousands of residents.
Rubí's Industrial Competitiveness Table highlights circular economy's pivotal role in boosting business competitiveness and sustainability, with significant investments and collaborative projects underway.
Madrid President Isabel Díaz Ayuso praises Supreme Court ruling removing fiscal general as a triumph for justice, amid political controversy and historical comparisons.
Spain's Vice President Yolanda Díaz and coalition ministers criticize the Supreme Court ruling against Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz as politically driven and an attack on the government and judicial independence.
Spain is at high risk from antimicrobial resistance due to its aging population, with experts calling for stronger regulations, vaccination, and biotech innovation to combat this growing health crisis.
A recent study finds nearly half of Spanish media reports on gender violence romanticize or minimize the issue, prompting calls for better journalistic standards and education.
La Liga President Javier Tebas highlights the urgent threat of illegal football broadcast piracy to the sport's financial stability during the Olé Summit.
Communities in Paracuellos de Jiloca and Cambados are actively working with local governments to preserve grassroots football teams and facilities despite facing economic and legal challenges.
Despite strong GDP growth projections, Spain's economy faces profound structural challenges, including low productivity, high unemployment, and social issues that undermine its long-term prospects.
Spain’s Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz has been inhabilitated for two years amid a political storm over judicial independence and government accountability.
Community sports events in Alcalá de Guadaíra, Jerez, and Seville drew thousands to promote health, youth participation, and social cohesion in November 2025.
Spain advances women's football with a U-20 international tournament at Pinatar Arena and Levante UD's launch of a new women's football academy in November 2025.
Spain advances circular economy through industrial biotransformation, regional sustainability forums in the Canary Islands, and leadership in the maritime blue economy in Cádiz.
Spain’s exports grew 2.6% in September 2025 to €32.4 billion, driven by strong EU and non-EU demand, while imports rose 10%, widening the trade deficit to €6 billion.
Spain's Supreme Court disqualifies Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz amid fierce allegations from opposition parties of politically motivated 'lawfare'.
Online entertainment is transforming globally, with booming virtual casinos, immersive streaming experiences, and cross-platform growth reshaping how audiences engage with gaming and media.
Despite slight health improvements, youth in Spain and across Europe face increasing mental health challenges and suicide remains the top cause of death among young Europeans, calling for urgent policy action.
A new global study highlights the health risks of ultraprocessed foods, prompting experts to urge Spain to implement taxes and advertising regulations.
On the 50th anniversary of Franco's death, Spain reflects on its transition from dictatorship to democracy, highlighting personal stories and societal change.
Spain has become the second highest European country for asylum requests in 2024, reflecting its historical and ongoing role as a refuge for those fleeing persecution.
Spain's public debt may soar to 700% of GDP due to pension liabilities, while its welfare system ranks among the least efficient in the OECD despite high spending, highlighting urgent economic challenges.
FC Barcelona's electoral pre-campaign heats up with Messi's return and key figures Laporta and Víctor Font jockeying for leadership ahead of anticipated elections.
Andalucía advances sustainable tourism and female leadership in maritime sectors, spearheading blue economy growth through strategic regional initiatives and collaborative forums.
Grupo Fuertes-ELPOZO invests over €45 million in new biopharmaceutical facilities to extract essential medicines from pig by-products, advancing circular economy practices.
Alcalá de Guadaíra implements subsidies for building accessibility while Navarra joins other regions in calling for EU structural policies on affordable housing.
Spain commemorates 50 years since King Juan Carlos I restored the monarchy, highlighting its historical roots and pivotal role in democratic stability and national unity.
Spain has qualified for the 2026 World Cup after an undefeated qualifying campaign, securing their spot with a 2-2 draw against Turkey in their final group match.
Spain's GDP is expected to grow 2.2% in 2026, supported by past momentum but hindered by a nearly 30% slowdown in job growth, with government reports highlighting economic and social progress alongside challenges.
Recent efforts in Spain highlight mental health challenges among vulnerable women and promote emotional well-being in university communities through research and proactive initiatives.
Spain raises its 2026 spending ceiling by 8.5% to €212 billion and launches a €500 million fund to support sustainable investments in climate and digital infrastructure.
Sogama earns prestigious circular economy award with plans for new textile waste plant, while Sphere Group celebrates 50 years focusing on sustainability and circular economy in Spain.
Spain witnesses active political reform discussions and a legislative push to remove former King Juan Carlos I's public honors, highlighting democratic renewal efforts.
An event in the Canary Islands on World Children's Day highlights children’s experiences of natural disasters and war, featuring testimonies from affected youth and recognizing research on childhood issues.