Gibraltar Agreement EU Approves New Rules for Border with Spain. New regulations for Gibraltar take effect from July 15. The EU decision impacts 300,000 residents of Andalusia. Changes will affect border crossings and trade between Spain and the United Kingdom.
Secret tunnel found in Ceuta uncovers major drug trafficking network. A sophisticated underground tunnel for drug transportation has been discovered in Ceuta. The operation led to the arrest of 27 people and the seizure of a record volume of illegal substances. This event could change the approach to combating drug trafficking in Spain.
Investigation Uncovers Secret Routes in Ceuta's Industrial Area. In Ceuta, police are inspecting warehouses near the Moroccan border. The operation follows recent arrests in a hashish case. New details reveal the scale of the issue for Spain.
Spanish authorities face criticism over migration policies. A call has been made in the Netherlands to remove Spain from the Schengen Area. The reason is Spain’s mass legalization of migrants. Madrid’s decision has sparked concern across Europe.
Cartagena launches major upgrade of port facilities new projects and oversight. The Port of Cartagena is changing its approach to cargo operations. New control systems are being introduced and capacity is expanding. This is impacting the region’s logistics and exports.
Gambia emerges as new hub of illegal migration as route to Spain sees 40% mortality rate. Spain faces a surge in illegal migration from Gambia. Lax border controls are causing tragedies. New data reveals the true scale of deaths along the route.
Former Pentagon Advisor Urges US to Recognize Ceuta and Melilla as Moroccan. The US is debating the possible recognition of Ceuta and Melilla as Moroccan cities. This move could alter Spain’s relations with its allies. The decision affects Madrid’s interests and sparks debate over the region’s future.
Seven weeks without trains Barcelona and France lose rail connection. Rail traffic between the Port of Barcelona and France is suspended for seven weeks due to the emergency condition of the Rubí tunnel. This decision will impact Spain’s economy and logistics.
Spain carries out largest evacuation as over 7,000 citizens return from Oman. Spain faces an unprecedented evacuation operation due to the Middle East conflict. More than 7,000 citizens have already returned home. The operation is ongoing to assist all those in need.
Spain Unexpectedly Evacuates Embassy in Tehran Due to Security Threat. Spain has shut down its embassy in Tehran and evacuated its staff. The decision comes amid a sharp deterioration of the situation in Iran. Authorities explained that the safety of embassy personnel was at risk.
Trevino: Why Residents of the Burgos Enclave Prefer Vitoria to Burgos. Tensions are growing in the Treviño enclave between Burgos and Álava. Local residents are calling for changes in governance. A resolution could reshape life in the region.
22 Spaniards Evacuated from Iran Details of the Operation and New Routes. Spain has arranged the evacuation of its citizens from Iran via Azerbaijan Amid rising tensions the operation involved dozens of people and may influence future decisions by the authorities
New Agreement Reshapes Life at Gibraltar Border Amid Tax Hikes and Rising Concerns. The introduction of a new agreement between Gibraltar and neighboring towns has sparked widespread debate. Residents and workers fear rising prices and changes to pensions. The region's economy may undergo significant shifts in the coming months.
Spain prepares new steps on Gibraltar after agreement publication. Spanish authorities are discussing the details of the Gibraltar agreement. The decisions address borders, taxes, and residents’ rights. New rules could reshape the region’s economy and daily life.
Brussels Prepares to Publish Gibraltar Agreement: What Will Change for Spain. The European Commission has announced the imminent publication of the Gibraltar agreement text. The most significant change is the removal of the border. This decision will impact Andalusia's residents and Spain's economy. Details in our report.
US demands decisive action from Europe: new era of alliances or a split. Washington insists on closer cooperation with Europe. The focus is on reforms and migration control. The Munich conference became a stage for sharp statements.
Spanish Navy Intercepts Russian Vessel near Gibraltar Details of the Operation. The Spanish Navy conducted an operation off Gibraltar. A Russian landing ship was placed under surveillance. Authorities are tightening control over strategic waters.
Spain Changes Rules for Foreigners What’s Happening in Cities and on the Coast. Authorities are initiating a legalization process for hundreds of thousands of foreigners. A new map reveals shifts in the population makeup. In major cities and along the coast, things are no longer the same as before.
US and NATO agree on military bases in Greenland without sovereignty change. Washington and NATO have agreed to deploy US bases in Greenland. Denmark retains control over the island. The decision could alter the balance of power in the Arctic.
US and NATO Agree on New Arctic and Greenland Framework Abolishing Tariffs. Washington and NATO have agreed on the foundations for a future deal on the Arctic and Greenland. The US is abolishing tariffs, but Denmark strongly objects. An international conflict is brewing around the island.
Feijóo urges Europe to take bold action to defend democracy and security. Europe faces new threats as Feijóo calls for urgent action. Political leaders are divided over support for Ukraine and the future of energy
Denmark Raises Concerns for Ceuta and Melilla After US Threat Over Greenland. Denmark has voiced alarm over the potential US takeover of Greenland. Madrid has received a warning of risks to Spanish territories. The issue could also affect the Canary Islands.
How Many Irregular Migrants Arrived in Spain in 2025. In 2025, Spain recorded a significant decrease in the number of irregular migrants. The figure dropped by 40.4% compared to the previous year. Find out which regions were at the center of attention in our report.
Driver Dies After Car Plunges Into the Sea at Vilanova de Arousa Port. A car with a man inside ended up in the sea at the port of Vilanova de Arousa. Emergency services responded to the scene. Divers recovered the man's body from the water. The cause of the incident is under investigation.
Spain Debates Entry Ban for Russians with Old-Style Passports. Spain is considering new restrictions for Russians holding old-format international passports. The proposed changes are linked to security and policy concerns. Find out how this could affect travel.
Spain Implements Biometrics at Schengen Borders for Third-Country Nationals. Spain has started collecting biometric data at Schengen borders. The new policy applies to all third-country nationals, including Russians. Find out how entry rules are changing and what travelers will need.
Montecarmelo Residents Accuse Madrid Mayor of Deception Over Controversial Project. Tensions are rising in Montecarmelo as residents clash with city hall. Locals are calling for the cancellation of a planned cleaning base. Authorities remain firm, pressing ahead with the project despite protests and a court ruling.
New Metro Line in Bilbao to Serve Residents of Southern Neighborhoods. Basque Country authorities have announced the construction of a new metro line that will connect central Bilbao with the city's southern districts. The project will impact 50,000 residents and improve access to key destinations.
Which Countries Have the Longest Land Borders in the World. Discover which countries share the world’s longest land borders. Some pairs might surprise you. Find interesting facts and comparisons in our report.
11 Arrested in Melilla for Smuggling Migrants by Jet Ski and Boat. Spanish police have arrested 11 suspects in Melilla for organizing the maritime transport of migrants. The gang used boats and jet skis for the crossings. The operation dealt a major blow to criminal smuggling networks at the border.
Madrid Metro Line 7B to Reopen After Three-Year Shutdown. Madrid's Metro Line 7B is set to resume operations following major repairs. Authorities assure that safety measures are in place, but families affected and owners of damaged homes continue to demand compensation and restoration of infrastructure. The story is far from over—read the full details in our report.
African Migrant Crosses Ceuta Border by Paraglider During Storm. A young migrant was detained in Ceuta after crossing the border on a paraglider. Despite severe weather conditions, he managed to make the journey. Border guards quickly noticed the unusual method and responded swiftly.
Nearly 30 Minors Swam to Ceuta During Storm. Over the weekend, 29 minors crossed the sea by swimming to reach Ceuta. Severe storms hindered rescue operations and border control. City authorities report an increase in such attempts.
Nearly 30 Minors Swam to Ceuta During Storm. Over the past weekend, 29 minors swam across the sea to reach Ceuta. A strong storm hampered rescue operations and border control. City authorities note an increase in such attempts.
Ceuta and Melilla Emerge as Online Gambling Hubs, Surpassing Trade. Ceuta and Melilla have shifted from trade with Morocco to developing online gambling industries. These cities now hold the majority of Spanish gaming licenses and are creating thousands of jobs. The regional economies are transforming rapidly.
