Ecce Homo, then Saint George, and now saint carvings from the 15th and 16th centuries are being slammed as botched restoration jobs.

Spanish startup behind "beehive" housing projects says apartments will open "with or without a permit" from Barcelona's city council.

What a piece of seafood tells us about the EU's shared identity.

Military chiefs in Spain claim they are stopping the controversial sale of laser-precision bombs to Saudi Arabia.

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Elena González never expected that a recent sort through of stock at her second-hand bookstore in western Spain would lead to a call to bomb disposal experts.

Dozens of Spanish families who have had children via surrogate mothers in Ukraine are being blocked from returning home, with the Spanish government citing issues of medical malpractice and human trafficking in the industry.

No, there are not more pigs than people in Spain. However, the number of slaughtered pigs was greater than the total Spanish population last year.

A year after a deadly attack in the heart of Barcelona, experts say Spanish society have the wrong notion of social integration.

The rescue boat Aquarius, which was denied entry to Italy and Malta in June, is once again looking for a safe place to dock and France may be its only option.