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ETA financed operations with funds from an African farm
Spanish courts investigate African trail in ETA financing through a farm. Spanish authorities are examining the role of Alfonso Echegaray Achirica in supporting ETA. His African farm may have served as a source of funds for the terrorist group. A new investigation could change the approach to combating extremism.
Authorities introduce additional screenings amid heightened terrorism risk
Spain tightens security measures Warning signs for Europe and business. Spain is increasing oversight of foreign state facilities. The stepped-up security measures are a response to rising international tensions. The new rules affect private companies and critical infrastructure.
Authorities grant partial freedom to ETA case convict
Basque Country Eases Restrictions for Convicted ETA Member Ángel Telleria. Ángel Telleria has been granted partial freedom in the Basque Country due to medical treatment needs. This decision may impact how similar cases are handled in Spain.
Intelligence operation exposes security threat in Spain
Suspects in Major Terror Attack Plot Arrested in Spain and Morocco. Three suspects have been detained in a joint operation by Spain and Morocco. Investigators believe they were planning a terrorist attack on Spanish territory. Authorities are continuing to investigate possible connections and consequences.
How the internet shapes youth radicalization in Spain
Spain Sees Rise in Young People Arrested on Terrorism Charges. Spain is facing a new wave of terrorist threats as more young people become involved in radical networks. New technologies play a key role in this process.
Latest global terrorism data and Spain’s standing
Pakistan tops list of countries with highest terrorism level in 2026. A recent report shows Spain ranks 64th for terrorism risk. For the first time, Pakistan leads the list. The article explains the reasons behind the changes and their impact on the region.
Government updates security protocols for public figures in 2025
Spanish Interior Ministry Updates Security Protocols New Risks and Confidentiality. Spain has revised its approach to protecting politicians and public figures. Emerging threats call for different measures. These decisions impact both national security and transparency.
Man Arrested Again in Melilla for Jihadist Recruitment
Second arrest in Melilla repeat ISIS recruiter targeting women detained. A man previously convicted of recruiting women for ISIS has been arrested again in Melilla. His activities have uncovered new security risks for Spain. Authorities are ramping up efforts to counter youth radicalization.
Man arrested in Melilla on suspicion of renewed jihadist recruitment
Repeat Offender Caught Again in Melilla Recruiter for ISIS Targeted Young Women. A man previously convicted of recruiting women for ISIS has been arrested again in Melilla. His recent activities have exposed new security risks for Spain. Authorities are tightening controls to counter radicalization among youth.
Sudden drone strike targets European military base in Erbil
French Soldiers Injured in Drone Attack on Iraq Base. French troops came under drone attack in Iraq. One soldier was killed and six others injured. The incident has raised concerns across Europe and sparked debate on the safety of military missions.
What drives Aznar's criticism of Sánchez's stance on Iran
Aznar Demands Allied Support as Spain Faces Iran Crisis. Spain finds itself at the heart of an international dispute due to the conflict in Iran. Government decisions could impact relations with allied nations. The issue of supporting the US and Israel sparks intense debate.
Madrid plans major events to commemorate the March 11 tragedy
Bells Will Toll in Madrid as Memorial Ceremonies Honor 11-M Victims. On March 11, Madrid will hold memorial ceremonies and lay flowers. Authorities and residents will pay tribute to those who died in Europe's largest terrorist attack. Major public events and attendance by political leaders are expected.
Why two separate memorial events are held in the capital
Parallel 11-M Memorials in Madrid Highlight Authorities' Conflict. Madrid authorities and the central government are holding separate 11-M memorial ceremonies. This division is intensifying political tensions in the region. The new tradition could reshape the format of official events in Spain.
Tension mounts as a Spanish frigate heads for Cyprus following a recent attack—strategic maneuvers and unexpected developments suggest a shift in the balance of power
Spanish frigate sent to Cyprus after drone attack and defense reinforcement. Spain increases its military presence near Cyprus as a response to the drone strike on an airbase; joint actions with France and Greece are expected
Why do teenagers turn to extremism in today's world
16-year-old arrested in Álava for radicalization and ties to terrorism. A teenager has been arrested in Álava on suspicion of links to terrorist activities. Authorities found weapons and Daesh-related materials in his possession. The court has ordered the minor to be held in custody and undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
Spike in Arrests Following Gaza Conflict Signals Alarming Trend
Spain Records Highest Number of Jihadism-Related Arrests Since 2004. In 2025, Spanish authorities detained 100 individuals suspected of jihadism—a record high since 2004. The surge in arrests is linked to events in the Middle East. The number of minors among those detained has also increased.
Arrest in City Center: How One of the ELN Leaders Was Caught
Colombian ELN Member Arrested in Madrid on Money Laundering and Terrorism Charges. A Colombian fugitive linked to the ELN militant group has been arrested in central Madrid. He is suspected of financing terrorism and money laundering. Read more about how the police operation unfolded.
Operation Against Radicals in Spain — Details of Arrests Revealed
Members of The Base Terror Cell Arrested in Castellón with Weapons Arsenal. Three individuals linked to The Base have been arrested in Castellón, including the group’s leader, who has been jailed. They are charged with terrorism, recruitment, and illegal possession of weapons.
Three Arrested in Castellón: Police Uncover Accelerated Radicalization Network
Extremist Group Arrested in Spain for Planning Attacks to Sow Chaos. Members of a radical group were detained in Castellón over plans to carry out attacks. Weapons and recruitment materials were seized. The investigation is ongoing; the group's leader is already in prison.
Controversial Government Deal Sparks Protests – Battle for the Capital’s Center
Memorial to Terrorism Victims Planned for Central Madrid Sparks Housing Debate. Madrid and Spanish authorities have agreed to construct a memorial for victims of terrorism in a prestigious district. Local residents oppose the plan, citing concerns over increased tourist pressure and a shortage of affordable housing. The conflict highlights the escalating crisis in the city's real estate market.
A Bloody Wedding Dress and 28 Dead: How the Spanish King’s Nuptials Turned to Tragedy
The Bloody Wedding of King Alfonso XIII: The Story of the Dress Soaked in Blood on the Day of the Attack. The wedding of Alfonso XIII turned into a bloodbath. An anarchist detonated a bomb in the crowd. The bride’s gown was drenched in blood. Still, the celebration carried on.
How Bilbao’s First Silent Protests Changed the Fight Against Terrorism — Why Silence Was Louder Than Words
How Gesto por la Paz Emerged and Transformed Protests Against Violence in the Basque Country. In 1985, a movement was born in Bilbao that changed attitudes toward political violence. Gesto por la Paz united people in silent demonstrations against terror. Discover how their protests shaped society.
Consuelo Ordóñez engages in public dispute with Madrid’s president—clash over terrorism remembrance
Head of Terror Victims' Association Condemns Ayuso for Claims of Ongoing ETA Influence. Consuelo Ordóñez sharply criticized Ayuso for portraying ETA as an active force. The debate over Spain’s past and the memory of victims has reignited, stirring controversy among both politicians and society.
Youth increasingly drawn to extremism: why experts are sounding the alarm
Sharp Rise in Teen Arrests for Radicalism Cases in Spain. In 2024, Spanish authorities detained 28 minors suspected of links to radical groups—an all-time high in recent years. Experts point to a worrying trend of younger ages among those drawn to extremism.
Operation in Aragón: young man trained with replica weapons and planned to travel to conflict zone
Spaniard Arrested in Huesca on Suspicion of Terror Plot and Radical Ties. A 24-year-old Spaniard has been arrested in Huesca after allegedly embracing radical ideas and expressing interest in carrying out a terrorist attack within three years of his conversion to Islam. He was detained after he was observed conducting military-style training with replica weapons and searching for real arms.
Scandal Surrounds Educational Project on ETA in Madrid: Why Parents and Politicians Are Outraged
Debate Erupts in Madrid Schools Over ETA Terrorism Lesson. A new educational project about the past and present of ETA has been launched in Madrid's schools. Its content has sparked strong reactions among victims' families, politicians, and historians. The debate centers on the project's approach to the subject and the involvement of experts.
Former ETA Leader Hosts Cultural Program Funded by Authorities, Sparking Public Outrage
Scandal Erupts in the Basque Country over Literature Radio Program. A dispute over the funding of a literature radio show has broken out in the Basque Country. A public organization is demanding an end to support for the program, which is hosted by a former ETA leader. The authorities now find themselves at the heart of an ethical controversy.
Madrid schoolchildren learn about ETA terrorism and Bildu's controversial role - Parents and teachers shocked by new education project
Course on the Past and Present of ETA Launched in Madrid Schools. Madrid schools have launched an educational project about ETA's activities. The program includes firsthand accounts, discussions about the memory of victims, and heated debates over the politicization of the curriculum. The initiative has sparked strong reactions among parents and teachers.
Why the memory of those executed in 1975 has once again divided Spanish society – Unexpected details of the investigation
Half a century after Franco's final executions, debates flare up in Spain. Spain is once again discussing the fate of five people executed in 1975. Political forces are arguing over how to interpret their role in history. A new study sheds light on the circumstances of those events. The questions of memory and justice remain unresolved.
Spanish court shows no mercy: Syrian women lose freedom and rights
Two Spanish Women Returning from Syria to Serve Three Years in Prison for Daesh Ties. A Spanish court has ordered two women, who returned from Syria with their children, to be imprisoned for three years for participating in the activities of a proscribed organization. The court's decision also includes additional restrictions and a deradicalization program.
Operación en Cataluña: cómo los servicios de inteligencia detuvieron la radicalización
Two Suspects Detained in Lleida for Terrorist Links: Police Prevented Possible Travel to Conflict Zones. In the province of Lleida, officers from Spain’s National Police have detained two individuals on suspicion of involvement in terrorism. The investigation, which lasted a year and a half, uncovered active distribution of extremist materials and preparations for travel to conflict zones.
Las víctimas de los atentados del 17 de agosto esperan la apertura del tan esperado servicio de apoyo
Barcelona and Cambrils Honor the Memory of Victims Eight Years After Terror Attacks. The eighth anniversary of the terrorist attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils has once again highlighted the need for a dedicated support service for victims. Authorities in Catalonia have promised to address this issue in the coming months.
Why does the memory of war victims still spark debate in Spain?
Basque Country Launches Campaign to Recognize War Victims Amid Political Disputes. A new initiative is launching in the Basque Country to recognize victims of unlawful violence and terrorism who have previously been overlooked. Exhibitions and research are aimed at restoring justice and equality for all affected parties, despite ongoing political disagreements.
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