Economy Spain pitches new approach to EU fiscal reform, aiming for autumn deal The Spanish presidency of the EU Council has put forward a new approach to the ongoing negotiations of the bloc's fiscal rules. 14/07/2023
Travel News This Spanish pilgrimage spot could soon introduce a tourist tax “I want Santiago de Compostela to stop being just a tourist destination and a theme park,” mayor says. 14/07/2023
Sport Ion Izagirre soloes to victory in mid-mountain Tour de France stage The 169-kilometre stage took riders across the Beaujolais vineyards on a route with two big climbs in the second half of the trek. The first two hours of racing were furious, with several dozen riders dropped over the first 25 kilometres. 13/07/2023
Culture news Looking at hell's door! Bosch art work study reveals hell fascination According to a study by Madrid’s El Prado museum and the Miguel Hernandez University Elche, viewers of the 16th century “The Garden of Earthly Delights” by Hieronymus Bosch look longer and harder at the panel representing hell compared with heaven. 12/07/2023
Europe Decoded Alberto Núñez Feijóo is poised to become Spanish PM. Who is he? As Alberto Núñez Feijóo took to the stage last Thursday to something akin to a rock star welcome, behind him was a campaign sign which read: This is the moment. 11/07/2023
Spain Sanchez takes on Feijóo in TV debate ahead of Spain's general election With just two weeks to go until Spain's general election, opinion polls predict victory for conservative politician Feijóo. 11/07/2023
Travel News Ranked: The best and worst European countries for expats A survey of over 12,000 expats reveals the best places to live in Europe if you're looking for a good work-life balance. 11/07/2023
Travel News Valencia voted favourite European coastal city by Brits A 2023 survey reveals which European coastal towns are Brits’ favourites, and the results might not be what you’d expect. 10/07/2023
World News The week in pictures: Bull running, a supermoon and 500 days of war The week's best pictures from across Europe 09/07/2023
Climate Why are Barcelona’s rooftops being painted white? Scientists have an ‘excellent’ idea for combating the capital of Catalonia's heat island effect, as heatwaves intensify. 08/07/2023
My Europe Series State of the Union: Madrid begins EU presidency & NATO summit nears The annual meeting of allied leaders will take place in Vilnius next week. 07/07/2023
Europe News Spanish election raises concerns over country's EU presidency tenure Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialist party is currently trailing its closest rival in the polls. 06/07/2023
Spain 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. 06/07/2023
Europe News NGOs collect over 260,000 signatures to protect Spain's Doñana park A group of NGOs has handed the European Commission a petition with more than 260,000 signatures to protect Spain's Doñana National Park. 05/07/2023
No Comment Watch: Eva Fabregas collection in Berlin The exhibition 'Eva Fabregas. Devouring Lovers' opens to the public on 6 July and runs through 7 January, 2024. 05/07/2023
Spain 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. 05/07/2023
Europe Decoded Culture war in Spain as popular far-right Vox party targets minorities Vox could be part of the national government after the election on 23 July. Some decisions the party has taken at the regional level have already drawn condemnation. 04/07/2023
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? 04/07/2023
Europe News Von der Leyen to Orbán: We do migration reform by 'qualified majority' The European Union is in the midst of reforming the common rules that govern the reception and relocation of asylum seekers. 03/07/2023