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Rare Works of Art Saved from Illegal Sale – Unique Discoveries

30 Historic Relics from Belorado Monastery Discovered in Orduna. Valuable artifacts removed from the Belorado Monastery have been seized in Orduna. The confiscated items include 17th-century paintings, a medieval Christ figure, and a 16th-century will. The operation uncovered an attempt at the illegal sale of cultural heritage.

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A King's Reflections: Catalonia, Independence, and Lessons from History

Juan Carlos I: Why Catalonia Has Proven More Challenging for Spain Than the Basque Country. In his memoirs, Juan Carlos I reflects on the Catalan crisis and the issue of independence. He recalls key moments of reconciliation and the restoration of autonomy. Read how the king assesses the changes in Catalonia.

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Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria, and the Basque Country — at the heart of the storm

Storm Hits Northern Spain: Weather Alerts and Strong Winds on the Coast. Seven northern provinces in Spain are under increased risk due to a powerful storm. Waves are expected to reach up to six meters, with wind gusts of up to 74 km/h. Restrictions and safety recommendations have been introduced.

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This magical city is set to become a sensation. Visit before the crowds arrive

Burgos Unveils a New Medieval Gem for Tourists. Discover a newly opened magical town in the province of Burgos. This unique medieval settlement has been recognized as one of the most beautiful in Spain. Find out why now is the perfect time to visit.

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PP increases pressure on Sánchez as political scandal escalates

Internal Party Crisis in PSOE: Accusations Against Sánchez and the Opposition’s Response. The PP predicts prison time for Sánchez following the arrest of his closest associates. PSOE denies their leader’s involvement in corruption, but acknowledges political damage. Tensions between the parties are escalating.

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A unique spot in Álava where nature and history come together.

Iski Natural Park in the Basque Country: An Unforgettable Autumn Getaway. Discover this remarkable park in the Basque Country—the fourth largest in the region. Explore dense forests and ancient secrets. An ideal destination for an autumn escape. Immerse yourself in nature's wonders.

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The Mystery of a Basque Driver’s Death — Why Are Authorities Still Silent?

Mikel Sabalsa's Family Waits 40 Years for Answers About His Death. The circumstances surrounding Mikel Sabalsa remain unresolved. His family demands the truth and access to classified files. Authorities remain reluctant to disclose case details.

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€10.5 Million to Save Euskera — How Artificial Intelligence Can Help the Language Survive

Spain and the Basque Country Invest in the Digital Future of the Basque Language for AI. Spain and the Basque Country will invest €10.5 million to develop Basque in the digital sphere. The project will create a linguistic corpus for AI and support minority languages. Find out how this initiative will shape the future of the Basque language.

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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.

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Historic tribute in the Basque Country: Spanish King and German President honor victims

German President Publicly Apologizes for Guernica Tragedy After 88 Years. A memorial ceremony for the victims of the 1937 airstrike was held in Guernica. The German President issued a personal apology. The King of Spain visited the city for the first time alongside the German leader.

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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.

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Intraparty conflicts and rumors of secret talks: What is Sánchez hiding from his past?

Ábalos confirms Sánchez met with Otegi on eve of possible arrest decision. José Luis Ábalos admitted his fear of imprisonment and confirmed Sánchez met with Arnaldo Otegi in 2018. Both parties have previously denied the talks. The scandal grows as Ábalos faces the threat of arrest.

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Mask scandal: Koldo and Ábalos put the party's integrity at risk – Government on edge

Internal Conflict over the Koldo Case and Abalos’s Fear of Prison Heighten Pressure on Moncloa. Spanish authorities are concerned about Koldo García’s actions and José Luis Abalos’s fear of imprisonment. Their behavior threatens to undermine government efforts to contain the scandal and protect the party.

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Inside PSOE: Discontent Grows and Parliament’s Work Continues — An Unexpected Twist

Landmark Supreme Court Ruling in Attorney General Case Shakes Socialists and Alters Political Mood. The Supreme Court’s verdict in the Attorney General case has sparked outrage among the Socialists, causing a dramatic shift within the party. PSOE leaders are now focused on consolidating their strength ahead of the elections.

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Temperature plunge and unexpected snowfall — what surprises await Spain this week

Powerful Cyclone and Arctic Front to Bring Sharp Cold Snap and Heavy Rains to Spain. Early this week, Spain will be hit by a powerful cyclone carrying Arctic air. Expect a sharp drop in temperatures, heavy rainfall, and snow in northern and central regions. Even the most weathered residents will be surprised by the dramatic weather shift.

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Why Are Spanish Teachers Facing a Bullying Crisis? Shocking Statistics and Personal Stories Inside

Surge in Aggression Against Teachers in Spain — Over 2,000 Incidents Reported in a Year. Spanish schools are witnessing a rise in attacks on teachers. More than 2,000 complaints have been registered in the past year. Educators are demanding urgent action and support. Find out what is happening inside the country's schools.

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Sharp spike in sexual assaults among minors sparks alarm

Number of Women Seeking Help After Violence Rises in the Basque Country in 2024. 2024 has seen an increase in the number of women in the Basque Country seeking assistance after experiencing violence. Cases of sexual assault involving minors have shown a particularly notable rise. The latest data highlights the urgent need for early intervention and support.

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Supreme Court of the Basque Country Recognizes Emotional Abuse and Increases Compensation for Victims – Landmark Ruling in Hondarribia Pedophilia Case

Court Extends Prison Sentence for Surf Instructor Convicted of Sex Crimes Against 11 Children in Gipuzkoa. The Supreme Court of the Basque Country has imposed a harsher sentence on a surf instructor from Gipuzkoa, found guilty of sex offenses against 11 minors. The court has also increased compensation payments to the victims.

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Housing prices in Donostia are still climbing — which areas are the most expensive and why?

San Sebastián Sets New Housing Price Record in October 2025. Housing prices in San Sebastián are making headlines once again. The city is outpacing the rest of Spain, delighting investors and sellers. For buyers, however, it's a reason for concern. Find out what's happening in the market in our report.

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Tragic End to Search in Urbia — Man’s Body Found Near Where His Dog Was Discovered

Missing Shepherd Found Dead in Gipuzkoa Mountains After Days-Long Search. The search for a 77-year-old shepherd in Gipuzkoa has ended tragically. His body was discovered near Mount Artzanburu, not far from where his dog had previously been found. The incident has deeply shocked the local community.

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Eight regions on alert — snow and freezing temperatures disrupt daily life across Spain

Snowstorm Paralyzes Northern Spain: Motorways at Risk Amid Heavy Precipitation. Northern regions of Spain have been hit by heavy snowfall. Roads are blanketed in snow, and temperatures have dropped sharply. Authorities are warning of hazardous weather conditions and traffic restrictions on major routes.

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Ezcaray to Launch Unique Bike Park — Fresh Trails, Stunning Views, and Direct Access from City Center

Escaray to Host La Rioja’s Largest Mountain Bike Park with Trails for All Levels. A new, state-of-the-art mountain bike park is set to open in Escaray, featuring eco-friendly trails and a convenient starting point in the town center. The project promises to draw tourists and reshape the region’s sporting landscape.

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Dozens of roads blocked by snow — drivers urged to stay off the roads without chains and winter tires

Heavy Snowfall Brings Northern Spain’s Roads to a Standstill. Snowstorms have disrupted traffic on 19 roads across northern Spain. Restrictions have been imposed and some routes are closed. Drivers are urged to exercise extreme caution and prepare for difficult conditions.

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This 12th-century church in Castilla y León astonished experts. Its façade is called the Bible in stone

Church in Soria Recognized as One of Spain’s Most Beautiful Romanesque Gems. A unique church stands in Soria. It has been named one of the country’s finest. Its facade stuns with its beauty—a true stone Bible. Discover its fascinating history. Uncover a masterpiece.

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A personal perspective on social change and historical justice — why the exhumation of the dictator became a symbol of a new era

Franco’s Legacy: How Spain Changed in 15,988 Days After His Death. Reflecting on the day of Franco’s death, the author explores fear, silence, and transformation in Spanish society. The experiment of memory and reconciliation continues. Why did the dictator’s exhumation become a key milestone for the country?

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Heavy snowfalls and storm winds paralyze the north – danger persists

Snowstorms and Storms Batter Northern Spain: Eight Regions on Alert. Northern regions of Spain have been hit by heavy snowfall and severe storms, prompting eight autonomous communities to declare an alert. Meteorologists warn of risks to residents and transportation.

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Half of Young People Don't Know How Lorca Died — Among Vox Voters, Francoism Attracts More Sympathy Than Disapproval

One in Four Young Spaniards Open to Authoritarian Rule Under Certain Conditions. A new study reveals alarming trends among Spanish youth. Many lack awareness of key historical events. Within the Vox electorate, attitudes toward Francoism are mixed.

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Northern Spain braces for winter onslaught — snowstorms and icy winds set to hit

Arctic Cold Sweeps Across Spain: Snow and Sudden Temperature Drop in the North. An arctic front is sweeping over northern Spain, bringing snowfall and a sharp drop in temperatures. Authorities warn of difficult road conditions and advise heightened caution.

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Winter Strikes Back: Sudden Cold Snap and Heavy Snowfall Bring Travel Disruptions

Spain Hit by Cold Snap: Nighttime Freeze and Snowstorms Paralyze North and Central Regions. Spaniards woke up to a freezing reality as temperatures barely rise above 10 degrees. Snow and wind are already disrupting life in the north and center of the country. Meteorologists warn: the cold has only just begun.

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Scandalous photos of ex-PSOE politicians — What's really behind their meetings in Madrid and Morocco?

UCO Releases Photos Pointing to Potential Acciona Contract Irregularities. The UCO has published photos showing former PSOE officials and Acciona representatives discussing controversial deals. The meetings took place in Madrid and Morocco. Details from the investigation raise new questions.

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Why Spain's ghosts of the past still haunt its democracy—and who’s really afraid of change

Fifty Years Later: How Franco's Shadow Still Shapes Spain. Half a century after Franco, Spain is still debating its past. Old fears and habits persist. Discover how the dictatorship continues to influence thinking and politics today in our report.

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A single ticket wins a million euros—could you be the next lucky winner?

Small Town Resident in Galicia Becomes Millionaire Thanks to Euromillones Lottery. Another €1 million prize was drawn in Spain. The lucky ticket was purchased in a small town. Discover the details of the draw and the jackpot amount.

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New Rental Regulations in Spain: Will Landlords' Loophole Be Closed Soon?

Spain's Seasonal Rental Law Clears Committee, But Its Future Hangs by a Thread. The rental housing initiative has received committee support, but lacks the votes for approval. The law's fate now rests on a single party.

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2026 Budget: Government Sets Timeline—Suspense Remains Until the End

Spanish Government Prepares 2026 Budget for Spring Approval. The Finance Minister has announced plans for the upcoming budget. The document will be presented in early 2026, with approval expected in the spring.

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Authorities Accelerate Rental Market Crackdown — New Rules and Digital Tools Are Transforming Cities

Over 370,000 Registrations Issued for Tourist Accommodation Rentals in Spain. A battle for rental transparency is heating up in the country. Authorities are introducing digital tools. New regulations are surprising even experienced landlords. What’s next for the market? Find out in our report.

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