Brussels has set up a direct channel with TikTok and Meta to counter disinformation linked to the Ceuta border crisis. The move follows a record influx at the Spanish-Moroccan border and growing concerns over online rumors.
Porsche has partnered with Chinese EV maker XPeng to pool emissions for 2026 and 2027, aiming to comply with stricter EU regulations. The move reflects mounting pressure on European brands as electric vehicle sales slow and regulatory deadlines approach.
Ursula von der Leyen praised Spain and Morocco for handling the Ceuta border crisis. She says the EU must reinforce its external borders to protect Schengen. The call comes amid ongoing migration pressures.
The European Commission's emergency center has coordinated rapid support for Spain and France as wildfires intensify. Aircraft and ground teams from several countries have been sent to help local services contain the blazes.
Carles Puigdemont is shifting focus to the financial impact of delayed amnesty. He is invoking a European court case, raising the prospect of compensation claims against Spain and adding pressure on Spanish institutions.
Carles Puigdemont may seek compensation from Spain over delays in implementing the amnesty law. The European Commission has received a formal complaint accusing the Tribunal de Cuentas of obstructing the process.
The European Commission has imposed a €550 million fine on AliExpress. The platform failed to prevent the sale of illegal and dangerous products. This is the largest penalty under the EU’s digital services rules so far.
The European Commission warns Spain has made only limited progress on anti-corruption reforms. Brussels calls for faster action to strengthen prevention and oversight, and to guarantee the independence of the supervisory body.
The European Commission is weighing a ban on social media for children under 13, with gradual access up to 18 under review. The proposal addresses youth mental health and the responsibilities of major tech companies.
The European Commission has imposed steep tariffs on Chinese tyre imports, aiming to shield European manufacturers from underpriced competition. The move could lead up prices for millions of drivers across the continent.
A Red.es contract award is under judicial scrutiny over alleged arbitrariness. The Civil Guard cites emails suggesting favoritism toward a specific bidder. The case forms part of a broader investigation involving public funds.
A sweeping EU cybersecurity reform may soon require telecom operators to remove routers and network devices from Chinese brands like Huawei and ZTE. The move aims to reduce Europe’s reliance on foreign technology and could mean costly changes for homes and businesses.
A new €2 coin is entering circulation across Spain, commemorating the 2024 reform of Article 49 of the Spanish Constitution. This legal tender features a distinctive design and highlights the country’s renewed commitment to inclusion and equality.
Pedro Sánchez openly opposed EU leaders’ push for deportation camps. The Spanish president defended Spain’s regularization of migrants, citing the country’s unique context. The debate exposes deep divisions over migration policy in Europe.
EU Allows Countries to Limit Social Assistance for Unemployed Foreigners. The European Union has agreed on a reform that will allow member states to restrict access to social benefits for EU citizens who are unemployed and have no ties to the local social security system. The new rules will affect those relocating without an employment history.
Spanish Economy to Outpace Europe: European Commission Forecast for 2026. The European Commission expects Spain's economy to grow by 2.4% in 2026 — the strongest performance among the EU's major countries. Even rising energy prices are not preventing Spain from outpacing Germany and the eurozone average.
Spain launches first-ever gas production without fossil fuels. The first facility in Europe to produce synthetic methane from hydrogen and biogenic CO2 has started operating in Miajadas, a small town in Extremadura. Supported by the European Commission, the project could change the region's approach to energy independence.
Spain Prepares for New Electricity Market Rules Following EU Demands. The spotlight is on the European Commission’s demand for Spain to abandon the PVPC tariff. This move has sparked widespread discussion among energy companies and consumers. The issue affects not only the market but also social support measures.
Bank of Spain Advises Keeping Cash in Case of Another Major Outage. A year after a major payments system outage, the Bank of Spain urges families to keep a reserve of cash. It recommends amounts between 70 and 100 euros per person to ensure access to essential expenses during disruptions.
European Digital Identity: Documents in Your Smartphone from 2027. Starting in 2027, EU residents will be able to store ID cards, driving licenses and other official documents in a dedicated mobile app. Paper versions will remain available, but the digital format will simplify access to services and identification.
EU Changes Payment Rules: What Awaits Cross-Border Workers and How Will It Affect Spain. A sweeping reform is launching in the EU, set to transform the way unemployment benefits and other allowances are paid to those who work and live in different countries. Spain faces changes that could impact thousands of families and labor migrants. Who will now receive unemployment benefits? The new EU scheme may alter the established order.
Gas boilers are leaving: how new EU rules will change heating and costs in Spanish homes. In the coming years, traditional heating systems in Spanish homes will be banned: the European Commission is introducing a phased ban on gas and diesel boilers. What risks and opportunities await homeowners and how can you avoid losing money amid these changes? Gas boilers are leaving: how new EU rules will change heating and costs in Spanish homes
Zelensky Honors Margarita Robles for Supporting Ukraine and Discusses Military Aid. In Kyiv, the President of Ukraine met with Spain's Minister of Defense. Military support and the expansion of the SAFE program were discussed. Robles received a high Ukrainian award.
Spanish Oil Companies Warn of Jet Fuel Supply Risks This Summer. Spanish oil companies guarantee jet fuel supplies only until June. Authorities and the industry are seeking solutions amid instability in the Persian Gulf. The tourist season may be at risk.
Spain Demands EU-Wide Ban on Narco-Launches and Tougher Penalties. Spain's Interior Minister insists on a Europe-wide ban on the manufacture and use of high-speed boats used by drug traffickers. Portugal has tightened its laws and joined an anti-crime coalition. Authorities are reporting a sharp increase in seizures of such vessels.
Spanish Prime Minister Calls for UN Reform and Supports Female Leadership. Pedro Sánchez has proposed updating the United Nations and supported the idea of having a woman lead the organization. The Spanish government believes that change is essential to meet new challenges. These initiatives could reshape Spain’s role on the global stage.
EU to Decide on Daylight Saving Time in Spain Key Report Due in 2026. EU authorities are discussing the abolition of clock changes. The decision will affect millions of residents in Spain. A final verdict is expected no earlier than 2026.
Germany goes all in What the new concessions for gasoline cars after 2035 really mean. Berlin shakes up the European Union again: if the concessions for gasoline cars pass, the familiar car market could disappear, with prices and choices changing dramatically. Who stands to gain and who to lose—everything will be decided in the coming months.
Smartphones in Spain to require replaceable batteries from 2027 under new EU rules. From 2027, smartphones without replaceable batteries will no longer be sold in Spain. New EU regulations will require manufacturers to ensure repairability and long-term support for devices. The rules will affect all buyers and manufacturers.
Beijing and Madrid strengthen ties as Xi Jinping singles out Spain amid US tensions. The meeting between Xi Jinping and Pedro Sánchez in Beijing opens new prospects for Spain. Leaders discuss Madrid’s role in Europe and globally. Their decisions could reshape the balance of power and investment flows.
PP prepares large-scale lawsuits against mass legalization of 500,000 migrants. A heated debate is unfolding in Spain over the mass legalization of migrants. The PP opposes the government's decision, despite previously supporting the initiative. The party's new actions could reshape the country's political landscape.
Madrid’s Bet on China How Sánchez’s Visit Shifts Europe’s Balance. Spain deepens ties with China amid rising tensions with the US. Sánchez’s visit could reshape investment and export dynamics. The article explores the details of talks and their impact on the national economy.
Spain Needs Greater Involvement in EU Decisions — Feijóo Statement. Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticized Spain’s current international isolation and stressed the importance of the country’s role in key European decision-making. He also voiced concerns over escalating military conflicts and called for strengthening Spain’s position within NATO and the EU, highlighting energy and migration issues.
Volkswagen vs Chinese EVs Europes market and future at stake. Volkswagen calls for strict regulations on Chinese auto giants, warning that Europe’s market could change beyond recognition without them. The real intrigue lies in the specifics of these new restrictions and the hidden risks for the automotive industry.
PP stance on Gibraltar agreement raises questions in Brussels. The issue of supporting the Gibraltar agreement is critical for Spain. Partido Popular has not clarified its position ahead of the elections. This decision could impact the country's economy and borders.
