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Spain’s Economy Outpaces the Eurozone: 2025 Forecasts Promise Record Growth. Spain is on track to achieve a new economic milestone. Forecasts for 2025 are impressive—discover why the country is once again leading the eurozone.
EU rolls out new mechanism: How Spain can ease its migration burden
Spain to Gain Right to Redistribute Migrants Across EU from 2026. Spain will join the group of EU countries authorized to redistribute migrants or receive financial compensation. The new mechanism will take effect in 2026 and marks a shift in Europe’s approach to migration.
New Schengen Changes: Russians Now Need a Separate Visa for Every Trip to Europe
EU Halts Multiple-Entry Visas for Russians: New Schengen Entry Rules. The European Commission has introduced new restrictions for Russian citizens. From now on, each trip to EU countries will require a separate visa. Multiple-entry visas are no longer issued—find out what this means for travelers.
Europe's rail revolution: What will travel from Spain look like by 2035?
EU Accelerates High-Speed Train Launch Between Madrid, Lisbon and Paris. By 2035, a three-hour express train will link Madrid and Lisbon, while Paris will be reachable in just six hours. The European Commission is rolling out a large-scale railway modernization to make travel faster and more convenient.
Revolut starts mass account closures: What does this mean for Russian clients?
Revolut Restricts Access to Accounts of Russians Without EU Residency. Revolut has introduced new restrictions for Russian citizens, citing the latest EU sanctions. The bank now requires proof of residence in the European Union. The measures affect clients who do not have European documentation.
Brussels brings the housing crisis to the European Council agenda for the first time
EU Leaders Agree to Develop Major Affordable Housing Strategy. EU member states have agreed on the need for a unified approach to housing policy. For the first time, the issue is included in the Council's official conclusions. Plans under discussion include a pan-European fund and new regulatory measures.
Star Heiress: How the Daughter of Spanish Celebrities Is Building a Career Far from Home
Monica Oyos and Carlos Losano’s Daughter Sets Sights on Major European Political Career. Monica Oyos’s daughter is studying in England and preparing for a promising political career. She hopes to make a real difference for her native Spain.
Spain and Germany discuss language status: What’s next for Catalan, Basque, and Galician in Europe?
Berlin Holds Firm on EU Languages Despite Talks with Madrid. Germany has reaffirmed its stance on the official languages of the European Union following the announcement of bilateral talks with Spain on language status.
Barcelona and Madrid under scrutiny: rent consumes most of the salary
Lisbon, Barcelona, and Madrid Lead the EU in Housing Rental Costs. Renting an apartment in major cities of Spain and Portugal is especially expensive. European experts analyze the impact of price controls. The report highlights risks for the housing market.
Catalan, Basque, and Galician may become official EU languages: what’s behind the new agreement
Spain and Germany Begin Talks on the Status of the Catalan Language in the European Union. Spain and Germany have agreed to open a dialogue on recognizing Catalan, Basque, and Galician as official EU languages. This move is linked to Madrid’s political commitments to Junts and an effort to ease tensions.
Pedro Sánchez launches a new wave against seasonal time changes – Europe on the brink of change
Spain Plans to End Clock Changes at the EU Level from 2026. Spanish authorities advocate abolishing seasonal clock changes. The decision is being discussed at the European level. The issue concerns public health, daily routines, and potential changes for millions of residents.
Spain faces economic repercussions for refusing to increase defense budget – what is Trump planning
Trump Threatens Spain with Trade Measures Over NATO Defense Spending. At the center of attention are Donald Trump’s recent statements regarding Spain’s role in NATO. The American leader is dissatisfied with Madrid’s stance on military spending. Significant changes in trade relations between the countries may be on the horizon.
Spain faces economic consequences over refusal to boost defense budget – what is Trump planning
Trump Threatens Spain with Trade Measures Over NATO Military Spending. Donald Trump's recent statements on Spain's role in NATO take center stage. The American leader is dissatisfied with Madrid's stance on military spending. Significant changes in trade relations between the two countries are possible.
Spain Implements New Technologies at the Border – What Awaits Tourists and Migrants
Automatic Biometric Registration for Foreign Travelers Launches in Spain. Madrid’s largest airport is introducing an automated control system for foreigners. The initiative is linked to European security requirements. In the coming months, the system will be rolled out nationwide.
What will change for Gibraltar and Spain after the historic agreement – unexpected details
Spain to Get Full Access to Data on British Base in Gibraltar for the First Time. Spain has secured the right to receive full information about people and goods crossing the British military base in Gibraltar. The new agreement changes the rules of cooperation and introduces tax innovations. Authorities promise increased oversight and transparency.
Brussels allocates record funds for disaster recovery in Valencia – Spain to receive billions of euros for reconstruction
European Commission to Allocate Nearly €1.6 Billion for Valencia Restoration After Natural Disaster. The European Commission is planning to allocate nearly €1.6 billion for the restoration of Valencia, which was damaged by a natural disaster. The majority of the funds will come from the Solidarity Fund and reallocated cohesion funds. The decision still awaits approval.
Brussels issues ultimatum to Madrid after deaths of law enforcement officers in Andalusia — Europe demands change
EU Demands Spain Strengthen Police Protection After Barbate Tragedy. EU authorities have urged Spain to urgently improve working conditions for law enforcement. Following the death of two officers in Barbate, there is a discussion about recognizing the profession as especially dangerous. MEPs are calling for new safety measures and increased funding.
Felipe VI calls for EU unity and warns against discord – Unexpected statements during award ceremony
Spanish King Calls for European Unity Amid New Challenges. King Felipe VI spoke at an awards ceremony in Madrid, highlighting the importance of European solidarity and warning against growing anti-European sentiment. The focus was on the future of the EU and its global role.
Spaniards prepare once again to change the clocks – what will change this autumn
When Does Spain Switch to Winter Time in 2025? Spain is once again approaching the period of clock changes. Find out exactly when the country shifts to winter time and what it means for residents. The article covers details, dates, and possible developments for the future.
Madrid urges EU to adopt a unified stance on Palestine – what will change for Europe
Spain Initiates EU-Wide Discussion on Recognition of Palestine. Spain will officially propose that the European Union adopt a collective position on the recognition of Palestine. Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares made this proposal ahead of the upcoming EU Council meeting.
Why Southern Spain’s Waters Turned Pink – Environmentalists Raise the Alarm and What the New Plant Will Change
River on the Murcia-Almería Border Turns Pink Due to Discharges. The river waters between Almería and Murcia have taken on an unusual hue after years of discharges. Authorities promise to resolve the issue with a new treatment plant. Changes are expected for local residents and the environment.
Spain's Interior Ministry contract with Huawei raises concerns in Brussels – what's behind the agreement
European Commission Raises Concerns Over Spanish Interior Ministry’s Data Storage Contract with Huawei. The European Commission has voiced concerns regarding the Spanish Interior Ministry’s agreement with Huawei. The contract involves the storage of records related to investigations. Spanish authorities assure that all security requirements have been met.
Ursula von der Leyen losing support: polls in France, Spain, and Germany
Six in Ten Europeans Oppose European Commission Chief. Europe sees high levels of mistrust toward the leadership of the European Commission. The survey covered five countries. Economic interests and international agreements took center stage.
Conflict between the Mazón government and Madrid: Valencian language excluded from the EU
Valencia Authorities Demand EU-Level Recognition of Language. The status of the Valencian language has once again become a topic of debate. Regional representatives are insisting on its official recognition. Madrid’s decision has sparked discontent in Valencia. The issue is now being discussed at the European Union level.
El futuro de la industria automovilística europea en peligro: ¿qué obstaculiza la electrificación?
European Car Manufacturers Demand Extended Deadlines and Support for Electric Vehicle Transition. Major European car manufacturers and suppliers have appealed to the European Commission to extend the transition deadlines to electric vehicles and increase support measures. They argue that without policy adjustments, the EU risks losing its position in the global automotive industry.
¿Qué hay detrás de la disminución del flujo migratorio hacia las Islas Canarias?
Tough Measures in Mauritania Lead to Sharp Drop in Migrant Numbers to Canary Islands. In 2025, the number of migrants arriving at the Canary Islands has nearly halved. This decline is attributed to stricter measures implemented in Mauritania, where widespread incidents of violence, torture, and human rights violations against migrants have been reported. Spain and the EU continue to support the local authorities, despite criticism from human rights advocates.
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