Suwayda violence: Head of Israel's Druze calls on Europe to act
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Spanish football chiefs accused of faking 'unacceptable' kiss reaction
According to the sports media Relevo.com, the statements released by the Spanish Football Federation after the 'unacceptable' kiss were not made by Jenni Hermoso as they had led people to believe.
'It's a dream': Spain celebrates historic Women's World Cup victory
Despite the heatwave, more than 20,000 people joined players in Madrid for the historic event.
Spaniard facing death penalty in Thailand over gruesome murder
In a crime that has gripped Thailand's media, what is true and what is a lie?
Spain's new registry for stillborn babies sparks debate
Babies who die before birth - but had a gestation period of more than six months - must be registered and can have a name in the Spanish civil registry. Feminists say it's a frontal attack on women's right to abortion.
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Sunbed wars: Costa chaos as tourists fight for a place by the pool
Hotels say without sunbed controls 'it would be a jungle' as tourists compete for prime locations at hotels all along the Spanish coast.
Spain curbs irregular immigration as numbers rise in Europe
While Spain managed to reduce the number of arrivals by 3.3%, Italy and Greece saw a 115% and 65% increase respectively, according to UNHCR figures.
Why Spain breaks job market records but tops EU's unemployment rate
Is Spain 'doomed' to unemployment? Although its job market has been breaking new records with the number of unemployed at a 15-year low, it still tops EU's unemployment rate.
Why has PM Sanchez's secret Moroccan holiday infuriated Spain?
There has been a last-minute change in Pedro Sánchez's holiday destination that no one knew about. He is now strolling the streets of Marrakech while the opposition recalls recent controversial concessions made to Rabat.
‘We are alone’: Villages ravaged by fire last summer speak out
As fires ravage Europe for yet another summer, what has become of the villages that saw their homes reduced to ashes last year?
Recount drama as Spain's Socialists lose crucial seat in overseas vote
The Socialist Party lost a seat in parliament, after overseas votes were counted: a new obstacle for PM Pedro Sánchez as he struggles to form a government.
Spain isn't bowing to the rise of the far-right in the EU. Why?
Europe has seen an increasing trend of far-right parties surging in popularity and conservative parties rising to power. Why has Spain bucked this trend?
No retirement: Why are more and more people over 70 still working?
In Spain, the number of people working past retirement in 2022 lept 49% compared to 2008.
What next for Catalan separatist Puigdemont after immunity lifted?
After an EU ruling stripped him of parliamentary immunity, Euronews explores if Puigdemont will be extradited and tried in Spain.
'Social emergency': Why is Spain's suicide rate at a record high?
More Spaniards took their own life in 2022 than in any other year since records began. But why?
Could Spain's new far-right party split the movement?
After internal disputes, Macarena Olona left Spain's far-right Vox party to lead a new one. Analysts describe her as having 'a thirst for revenge'.
Freed after 15 years for rapes committed by his 'fake twin' in Spain
Ahmed Toummouhi was arrested in 1991 accused of committing several rapes he did not commit. The actual rapist is a Spaniard who looks a lot like him.
'A worrying trend': Netherlands plans to limit English at universities
The Dutch government's aim is to reduce the amount of English content of standard bachelor’s degrees to only one third of course credits.
'Really?': Shock as British mayor starts governing Mallorca town
Candidate for the regionalist party Més per Mallorca (More for Mallorca) Richard Thompson has been appointed as the new mayor of Sant Joan, in the centre of the island.
Buried with their executioners: Spain Civil War victims to be exhumed
Spain will try to exhume the bodies of 128 victims of late dictator Francisco Franco’s army buried without identification at the Valley of Cuelgamuros mausoleum.
Spain: Immigration police offered days off for migrant border arrests
An internal order in Irún's Immigration and Border Brigade, northern Spain, granted up to five days off to officers who made 10 arrests.
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