Spain Maintains Second-Highest Child Poverty Rate in the EU in 2025. In 2025, Spain once again ranks among the countries with the highest child poverty rates in the EU. Despite economic growth, the nation has failed to reduce the proportion of children living in poverty and social exclusion. A comparison with other EU states highlights concerning trends.
Spain Remains Second in the EU for Child Poverty Rate in 2025. In 2025, Spain once again ranks among the leading EU countries for child poverty rates. Despite economic growth, the country has failed to reduce the proportion of children living in poverty and social exclusion. Comparisons with other EU nations reveal worrying trends.
Spain failed to notify European Commission of mass migrant legalization what this means for the country. The Spanish government did not inform the European Commission about its planned mass legalization of migrants. This move sparked a sharp response from European countries and could bring new restrictions for Spain. Our report examines the dispute and possible outcomes.
Barcelona becomes Europe's political forum hub in April 2026. In April, Barcelona will host three major political forums, turning the city into a platform to discuss Europe's future and global challenges. The decisions made here could shape Spain's standing on the world stage.
Why Madrid Opposed the New EU Migration Regulation. Spain became the only EU country to oppose the new regulation on the return of migrants. The decision has raised concerns in Brussels and could impact the future of the country's migration policy. EU authorities are closely monitoring Madrid's actions.
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.
Half a Million Migrants in Spain New Rules and Unexpected Restrictions. A large-scale migrant regularization is starting in Spain. New permits grant the right to work but do not open the doors to other EU countries. The decision has sparked debate and new questions about the future of migration in Spain.
Spain loses billions Crisis of trust in global order shakes market. The Spanish market has plummeted amid international conflicts. Authorities warn of risks to the economy. New challenges could disrupt the established order in Europe.
Fuel prices rise in Spain new risks and unexpected consequences of war. The war in Iran is already affecting fuel prices in Spain. EU authorities and governments are looking for ways to reduce supply disruption risks. New recommendations could change daily life.
Spain Approves Inquiry into Mass Regularization of Migrants What Will Change. Spanish authorities have launched a parliamentary investigation into the emergency regularization of migrants. The decision follows debates over security and international risks. A new group of deputies will examine the impact of the reform on the country and the EU.
PP-controlled committee to investigate mass migrant legalization. A new committee has been established in Spain to oversee the mass legalization of migrants. The decision was backed by Vox and passed in the absence of several lawmakers. The committee's findings may impact national policy and Spain's relations with the EU.
Carlos Westendorp How a Spanish Diplomat Changed the Rules in Europe. Carlos Westendorp became a key figure in European politics. His decisions shaped Spain’s status in the EU. This article explores the details of his diplomatic achievements and their impact.
How Changing the Clocks Affects Spain’s Health and Economy. Spain again switches to daylight saving time. This decades-old policy still sparks debate, with ongoing discussions about its impact on health, the economy, and daily routines.
Renfe suspends bus network launch after complaints from Direbús and other associations. Renfe has faced a setback in its new bus project. Carriers’ associations claim the tender terms are discriminatory. The system’s launch is now postponed indefinitely.
AGILE 115 million euros allocated to speed up military technologies in the EU. The EU is launching the AGILE program with a budget of 115 million euros. The initiative aims to accelerate the adoption of military technologies. Spanish companies will gain new opportunities for growth.
Barcelona opens office in Brussels as cities push for more influence in EU. Barcelona has become the first Spanish city to establish a permanent office in Brussels. The new initiative aims to strengthen the role of cities in European politics and the defense of democracy. This move could impact the allocation of EU funds and shift policy priorities.
EU Demands New Solutions Spanish Regions Prepare for Defense Changes. Spain pushes for a stronger role for its regions in EU defense policy. Brussels debates new funding and innovation mechanisms. The decisions could reshape European security.
EU sets unified cash payment limit of 10,000 euros for all countries starting 2027. From 2027, Spain and other EU countries will introduce a common cap on cash payments. The new rules will affect large purchases and tighten oversight of transactions. This measure is set to change common payment practices and strengthen efforts against unreported cash.
Tungsten from Spain Europe seeks alternatives to China in the strategic metals market. Tungsten has become a vital resource for Europe. China's export restrictions have driven up prices and forced a search for new suppliers. Spain could shift the balance of power in the strategic metals market.
Spain faces millions in fines over ‘IVA frankizado’ delays and EU penalties. Spain remains the only EU country without an IVA exemption for small businesses. Government inaction risks heavy fines and losses for entrepreneurs. Read the details behind this conflict and its impact on the country.
In March 2026 Spain will lose an hour of sleep what will change for residents. On the night of March 29, 2026, Spain will once again change its clocks: the time will move forward, resulting in the loss of one hour of sleep and disrupting the usual daily routine. The decision to switch to daylight saving time remains a topic of debate among scientists and economists, also affecting the health and wellbeing of millions in the country.
Barcelona opens Spain’s first city mission in Brussels. Barcelona is launching its own representation in Brussels. This move could change how Spanish cities engage with the EU. Local authorities promise new opportunities for residents and businesses.
Brussels launches probe Valdemingómez under scrutiny over environment and complaints. The European Commission has launched an investigation into Valdemingómez. The decision follows complaints from Madrid residents. Potential violations could affect the future of the incinerator.
Spain nominates surprise candidate for FAO leadership in 2027. Spain has officially backed Luis Planas as its candidate for FAO chief. The move follows shifts in international politics and highlights the country’s role at the UN. For the first time in decades, Europe could secure this pivotal position.
China Grips Europe: Car Industry on the Brink—What New EU Laws Hide. Europe's automotive sector is walking a tightrope: reliance on China threatens not just jobs, but the industry's future. The EU promises change, but for now, Chinese brands are advancing while European companies are forced to adapt to foreign rules. Who will win this race—and what will it mean for Europe?
Europe braces for sharp conflict with the US as Germany opposes isolating Trump. Spain urges a tough EU stance on the war in Iran. Germany does not support Madrid’s initiative. Summit decisions may reshape the country’s economy and energy sector.
VTC companies call for European Commission intervention over new Catalan initiative. Catalonia is debating legislation that could dramatically reshape the transport sector. The proposed rules may force most VTC services out of the market. The decision could impact thousands of jobs and the region’s established transport landscape.
EU Considers Centralizing Exchange and Depository Oversight Under Single Regulator. Leading EU economies are pushing for greater oversight of financial institutions. The decision could reshape the rules for exchanges and depositories. Spain faces regulatory changes in the financial sector.
García Montero Triggers Scandal over Battle for EU Cultural Capital Status. Spain faces heated debate after support for Granada in the European Capital of Culture competition. A public official’s decision sparked discontent among competing cities. The outcome could affect the allocation of European funding.
Pedro Sánchez to Address Congress as Spain Prepares Middle East Statement. Spain is preparing a significant statement on the Middle East situation. Pedro Sánchez will address Congress on March 25. The decisions may impact the country’s foreign policy and its relations with the EU.
Spain tops EU in cybersecurity breaches as Brussels investigates law delay. Spain has seen a sharp increase in cyberattacks targeting government bodies. The EU has launched an investigation into the delayed cybersecurity law, which could impact the country's funding and reputation.
Why Pedro Sánchez’s European Course Worries Experts. Pedro Sánchez’s stance on defense and energy sparks debate in Spain. His decisions on migration and rejection of nuclear power could shift the balance within the EU. This article explores the key issues and potential consequences for the country.
Spanish government criticizes Von der Leyen’s stance on Iran and US. Tensions are rising in Madrid over disagreements with Brussels. Spain is calling on the European Union to take a clear stand on the Iran conflict. EU decisions could impact the country’s economy and security.
Spain Rejects Von der Leyen's Line as EU Splits Over US Strike on Iran. Spain has openly opposed the European Commission's support for US military actions. The government demands that the EU uphold the international order. Madrid's decision could reshape the country's role in European politics.
Spain Holds Off on Deploying 'Cristóbal Colón' to Hormuz as Madrid Takes a Cautious Stance. Spain has not confirmed participation in the naval coalition in Hormuz. Madrid is asking Paris for more specifics and opposes escalation. The decision could affect the country’s role in international conflicts.
