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Iran deploys image of Sánchez as part of information warfare with Israel
Pedro Sánchez's photo on Iranian missiles sparks reaction in Israel. Israel accused Iran of displaying Sánchez’s image on missiles. The move is linked to Spain’s stance on the conflict. This situation could impact Europe–Middle East relations.
How tax changes in 2026 will impact small business profits
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.
Dispute erupts within the Council of Ministers over housing measures
Two Emergency Decrees How Internal Government Discord Altered Reform Plans. The Spanish government faced an unexpected crisis due to disagreements over housing policy. The decision was made at the last minute and could impact support for reforms. This report outlines negotiation details and possible consequences for Spain.
For the first time, a Spanish city opens an office in the EU capital
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.
European Commission investigates waste incinerator operations in Madrid
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.
Why Germany Stands in the Way of EU Unity on Iran and the US
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.
Spain's sanctions and policy moves in response to the March conflict
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.
Surge in attacks and lack of legislation raise security concerns in Spain
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.
Madrid challenges European Commission stance on recent decision
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.
More and more officials in Murcia are urging the EU to fund the construction of vital dams—find out why experts are sounding the alarm over the looming drought and how it could impact the region
Murcia Demands Urgent EU Investment in Water Resources and Climate Protection. Murcia authorities are urging the EU to invest in water resources. These decisions could reshape Spain’s approach to water management. The issue affects the safety and future of the region.
The EU stands firmly with Spain after Donald Trump’s statements about potential trade measures
Brussels prepares response to US threats as EU defends Spain. Brussels has affirmed its readiness to defend the interests of Spain and the entire EU. The US decision could impact Europe's economy. EU authorities demand respect for the Union's unity and laws.
A sharp turn from Madrid: new rules for migrants could shake up the European agenda
Tough statement from the European Commission on migration as Spain's legalization debate reaches a new level. Concerns are growing in Brussels and Washington over Spain's plans for mass migrant legalization. The European Commission demands strict measures and transparency. A heated debate is escalating within the EU.
Behind the scenes: budgets, strategies, and the real reasons Spain is in no hurry to ramp up military spending
Pedro Sánchez publicly responds to Trump over accusations of Spain’s insufficient military budget. Pedro Sánchez engages in a public dispute with Donald Trump regarding defense spending. Spain invests billions in its military but refuses to cut social programs. What lies behind this conflict — find out more.
Why Madrid refuses to compromise with Washington
Spain Rejects Trump’s Gaza Plan and Demands Palestinian and UN Involvement. Spain has declined to support the US peace initiative for Gaza. Madrid insists on Palestinian participation and UN backing. The country’s position has sparked debate across Europe.
Why Europe is risking its agriculture for the sake of a new market
EU launches Mercosur deal without farmer protections despite protests. Ursula von der Leyen moves ahead with Mercosur trade agreement without safeguards. European farmers are left without guarantees. The decision sparks a wave of outrage and political turmoil.
What Felipe VI said about Europe's future and Spain's role
Spanish King Addresses European Parliament 40 Years in the EU Through Madrid’s Eyes. The King of Spain addressed members of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, highlighting the importance of European integration for the country. His speech focused on a call for unity and new steps forward.
What makes Madrid risk straining its ties with Brussels
European Parliament Pressures Spain to Approve Reform Threatening Nationalists. The European Parliament insists that Spain ratify a new electoral reform. Madrid remains the only holdout blocking change. This could alter the balance of power in Brussels.
Is Europe on the brink of change or is it just another illusion
Spain proposes volunteer coalition as a step towards an EU army. Spain has put forward an initiative to form a coalition of volunteers within the EU aiming to strengthen Europe's defense and integrate the defense sector The response from other countries remains uncertain
What did European leaders discuss behind closed doors in Paris
Pedro Sánchez in Paris Spain steps up Ukraine support on the international stage. Pedro Sánchez travels to Paris for talks with world leaders aiming to boost aid for Ukraine and discuss steps toward peace Decisions at the summit could shift the balance of power in Europe
Ilya Visits Pujol in Barcelona — Details and Context
Salvador Illa Meets with Jordi Pujol After Trial Resumes Against Former President of Catalonia. Salvador Illa visited Jordi Pujol in Barcelona to check on his well-being. The meeting took place amid the ongoing court case. Read more about the visit and reactions from politicians in our report.
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.
King Juan Carlos's Secret Affair: The Woman He Loved Before Queen Sofia Revealed
Juan Carlos's First Love: Who Was the Aristocrat Elena of Orléans? Juan Carlos I recalled his first love—a princess named Elena of Orléans. His eldest daughter is named after her.
Disaster victims demand urgent new strategy to prevent future catastrophes
DANA Flood Victims Demand Justice and Change in Brussels. Survivors of the devastating DANA flood in Valencia spoke out in Brussels, calling for government accountability and effective measures to prevent such disasters. Find out why their voices resonated in the European Parliament—read more.
Spanish court orders investigation into SALF party funding: major twist in the Alvise case
European Parliament Initiates Second Immunity Waiver Proceedings Against MEP Alvise Pérez. The European Parliament has launched a new procedure to lift the immunity of Alvise Pérez. Spain’s Supreme Court suspects him of illegal party financing. The decision could have a major impact on the deputy's political career.
Why Serdán's Arrest Marked a Turning Point: Inside the Koldo Scandal and Its Political Fallout
Santos Serdán Testifies at Supreme Court: Crisis in PSOE and Junts Negotiations. Santos Serdán finds himself at the heart of a political scandal. His arrest has strained relations between PSOE and Junts. Talks in Geneva are on hold, and tensions between the parties are rising.
Catalan party breaks political alliance: What pushed Junts to the edge and why did mediator talks fail to mend the split?
Junts Officially Breaks Agreement with Government After Failed Talks in Switzerland. Junts has announced it is ending cooperation with the government after unsuccessful talks in Switzerland. The decision follows a prolonged crisis in their relationship. Spain’s political landscape is rapidly evolving.
Why Do Spanish Women Seek Help Abroad After 22 Weeks of Pregnancy? Personal Stories and Statistics
Madrid Women Forced to Travel to Brussels for Late-Term Abortions. Spanish women, mostly from Madrid, face refusals for late-term abortions and must travel to Belgium or other countries. Find out why this is happening and what impact it has on women.
Catalonia on the verge of change: Illa and Puigdemont discuss the region's future in Brussels
Salvador Illa and Carles Puigdemont Meet in Brussels, Shifting Catalonia’s Political Dynamics. A new political chapter begins in Catalonia as Salvador Illa and Carles Puigdemont hold talks in Brussels. Regional authorities are seeking solutions to the ongoing crisis, with normalization at the forefront of discussions.
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