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Unexpected alliances, power shifts, and political intrigue—how the agreement with Podemos could transform Spain’s future

Political Rift: Mass Legalization of Migrants and Unexpected Alliances in Madrid. The Spanish authorities have agreed with Podemos on a large-scale legalization of migrants, sparking a wave of debate and political maneuvering. This decision could shift the balance of power and shape the country's future. Why did this move become possible now? Read more in our report.

Who can use the dedicated lanes without passengers

Owners of Cars with B and C Stickers: New VAO Lane Rules in 2026. In 2026, Spain will introduce new regulations for using VAO lanes. The updated rules will affect drivers with environmental B and C stickers. Find out when and how you’ll be able to use these lanes.

Which Spanish province unexpectedly topped the unfriendliness ranking

Where the Most Unfriendly People in Spain Live According to Spaniards. An unusual poll in Spain has revealed the country's least friendly regions. The results surprised even locals. The leaders of the ranking were not those that people expected. Who made the top list and why

Family ties that shaped royalty: the untold story of Tatiana Radziwiłł

Secrets of the Radziwill Dynasty How Princess Tatyana’s Family Is Linked to Europe. Tatyana Radziwill was not only a close friend of Queen Sofía but also a member of a remarkable dynasty. Her lineage unites royal families across Europe and holds a wealth of unexpected stories. Discover how the destinies of monarchs became intertwined in the life of one princess.

Where Foreigners Live in Spain: Surprising Leaders Among Cities

Spain’s Population Reaches Record 49 Million, Driven by Migration and Foreign Residents. Spain is now home to over 49 million people, with growth fueled by migrants and foreign nationals. Discover which regions and cities have become the most attractive destinations.

King Emeritus Meets Family in Madrid: Royal Tensions Simmer Behind Closed Doors

Juan Carlos I Returns to Madrid: Family Strains, Memories, and the Wish to Stay in Spain. Juan Carlos I spent several hours with his family in Madrid. He is concerned about relations with his granddaughters and the upcoming release of his memoirs. The former king is displeased with restrictions on his residence in Spain.

Surges, setbacks, and unexpected outcomes—why is Spain’s housing market locking out millions from buying or renting?

Two Years of Isabel Rodríguez: How Spain's Housing Market Has Changed Under the New Policy. Two years ago, Isabel Rodríguez became head of Spain's housing ministry. Since then, the situation has only grown more tense. Young people and families are now at an impasse. Why the promises failed and what lies ahead for Spaniards—find out in our report.

Why getting rid of chewing gum on the streets of the Balearic Islands is turning into an expensive headache: fines, equipment and new awareness campaigns

Ibiza and Palma de Mallorca Spend Hundreds of Thousands of Euros Removing Chewing Gum. Authorities in Ibiza and Palma de Mallorca are forced to allocate significant funds to clean streets of chewing gum. Despite introducing fines and special disposal bins, the problem persists. Find out how this affects urban life.

Flight discounts: save on tickets this week only

Vueling Launches €16 Tickets: Special Offer for Singles' Day. Vueling has announced a promotion: one-way tickets starting at €16. The offer is valid from November 11 to 17. Travel period: December 2025 to March 2026.

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.