The 2026 EU-UK Gibraltar treaty removes the physical border with Spain, introduces joint controls, and grants Spain veto power over residency, reshaping Gibraltar's post-Brexit status.
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announces the declassification of key documents from the 23-F coup attempt on its 45th a...
Leftist leaders in Spain respond to Yolanda Díaz's resignation with calls for unity, while political fragmentation th...
Castilla y León's 2026 election campaign highlights key employment and economic growth proposals by major parties alongside regional social economy initiatives.
Former Minister Jordi Sevilla critiques the political deadlock between Spain’s main parties, urging dialogue to address economic and social issues.
Don Juan Carlos can return to Spain but must regain tax residency to do so legally, says the Royal House amid political calls for his return.
Spain firmly rejects lowering EU environmental and social standards to improve competitiveness, advocating sustained decarbonization and social protections while supporting increased EU investment.
Leftist leaders in Spain respond to Yolanda Díaz's resignation with calls for unity, while political fragmentation threatens cohesion.
The 2026 EU-UK Gibraltar treaty removes the physical border with Spain, introduces joint controls, and grants Spain veto power over residency, reshaping Gibraltar's post-Brexit status.
The Spanish Congress has rejected the government's social shield decree, including eviction moratoriums, amid strong opposition from PP, Vox, and Junts, reflecting deep political divisions over housing protections.
The Popular Party's allegations about Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's health have sparked a fierce political dispute, with the government denying the claims and calling for transparency.
Yolanda Díaz has decided not to run in the 2027 general elections, a move that may reshape Spain's left-wing coalition and political leadership.
The Popular Party criticizes the Spanish government's energy policies as failing to prevent the 2025 blackout, citing systemic fragility and costly policy decisions.
The Popular Parliamentary Group criticizes Spain's government for celebrating GDP growth amidst rising inflation and household financial struggles.
The Popular Party strongly condemns political violence in Spain and criticizes the government's inaction, while expanding the Senate investigation into the 'Koldo case' with multiple high-profile summonses.
Spain experiences major political shifts as Feijóo applies Article 155 to a regional leader, PP negotiates with Vox, and 23F coup documents are declassified.
Pedro Sánchez's health decline has raised public concern and political debate amid Moncloa's silence, impacting his political future.
The Popular Party and Vox strengthen their political alliance through tax, immigration, social policies, and local measures such as burka bans in Murcia municipalities.
Political tensions and reforms continue to develop in the aftermath of Spain's October 2024 disaster, spotlighting leadership accountability and enhanced victim support.
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announces the declassification of key documents from the 23-F coup attempt on its 45th anniversary, enhancing public access to Spain's historical records.
Alfonso Rueda of the PP has called for Alberto Núñez Feijóo to assume Spain’s presidency to end the ongoing political crisis, amid accusations against the Interior Ministry and criticisms of regional governance.
Mayors from across Spain share insights on tackling climate change, immigration, and housing challenges amid evolving municipal governance realities.
Spain's left-wing parties renew alliances for the 2027 elections while emphasizing territorial autonomy and coalition inclusivity amid political strategizing.
Spain faces growing normalization of political violence and societal negative behaviors, exemplified by recent extreme political tensions and institutional closures.
Spanish political leaders show ideological shifts and debates dominate discourse on rights, identity, and responsibility in 2026.
Political tensions flare as PSOE and PP clash over housing policies in Cantabria, while Spain debates extending tenant protections nationally amid property owner concerns.
Amid left-wing parties' efforts to unite for upcoming elections, PP stresses the need for collaboration with Vox to present a strong opposition and avert major political shifts.
Spanish municipalities enhance sustainable development via coordinated policies and strategic governance restructuring, highlighting local action for global impact.
Vice President Yolanda Díaz faces criticism over political inconsistencies and close ties with PSOE, while she distances herself from new left-wing coalition events.
A recent CIS poll shows PSOE leading the 2026 elections with Vox's rise challenging the right, amid internal party tensions between key political figures.
Spain commemorates the 1978 Constitution reaching the longest duration in its history, during a Congress ceremony marked by notable absences from key political parties.
Spain's 1978 Constitution approaches the record as its rigid yet stable framework continues to underpin the nation's democracy amid reform debates.
The doctors' strike in Andalusia intensifies political tensions over healthcare funding and staffing, with calls for negotiations amid service disruptions.
Left-wing parties in Andalusia remain fragmented ahead of elections, complicating unity efforts against rising right-wing forces.
EH Bildu supports unified political action but rejects joining electoral coalitions proposed by ERC to counter right-wing parties in 2026 elections.
Political leaders from Podemos and PSdeG sharply criticize regional housing and social policies in Castilla y León and Galicia, spotlighting key election issues for 2026.
Spain’s Equality Minister Ana Redondo spends €231,000 on a CIS survey to support her prostitution prohibition plan amid political disputes.
Madrid court dismisses case against HazteOir over political banner calling Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez "corrupt," citing freedom of political expression.
Spain faces heightened political frictions and electoral campaigns early in 2026, with disputes in Extremadura, left-wing mobilization, and new tax proposals at the EU level.
Spanish regional governments call for greater involvement in EU cohesion policy negotiations and protection of cohesion funds within the new European budget.
The PSOE has ruled out abstaining to allow María Guardiola to govern Extremadura without Vox backing, highlighting political deadlock due to Vox's strategic stance.
Jorge Azcón highlights the necessity of mature and legally grounded negotiations with Vox to form Aragón's regional government amid a center-right majority and complex political environment.
Spain faces mounting foreign policy challenges in 2026 due to global instability, alliance uncertainties, and security risks, prompting calls for strategic reassessment.