Pedro Sánchez

“This has never happened before,” said Sánchez, warning it may take longer than expected to restore power.

Spanish government “continues to be on the wrong side of history against the Jewish state,” Israeli Foreign Ministry says.

The deal for 15 million bullets would be “unilaterally” canceled, a Spanish government official says.

Madrid is ramping up a timeline that would have only seen it meet the alliance’s goal in 2029.

Chinese leader met Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez, who also promoted closer ties with Beijing.

Madrid has already announced a €14.1B industry aid package to offset the impact of Trump’s 20 percent tariff on EU imports.

MAGA’s biggest cheerleaders struggle to justify “Make America Wealthy Again” measures.

The country’s economy stands to suffer losses of up to €4.3 billion as a result of the levies this year.

The push to boost defense spending clashes with Madrid’s struggle to ensure not “a single cent” is cut from social spending.

Bart De Wever warns that handing the money to Ukraine would spook financial markets and trigger retaliation from Moscow.

In a wide-ranging interview, Mette Frederiksen says she considers “mass migration … as a threat to the daily life in Europe.”

Economy Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis stressed the flexibility is a stop-gap until countries reframe budgets around higher defense needs.

Ongoing fallout from Spain’s deadly floods could tarnish a gathering of center-right luminaries, but moving it would drown the party in fees. 

As Ukraine’s future hangs in the balance, world and European leaders are rallying around Kyiv.

Ukraine doesn’t have to accept whatever peace plan Russia and the United States present, Scholz added.

The call came before the French president welcomed a group of European leaders in Paris.

Fake accounts attempted to fan discontent as people raged against establishment figures following floods in the Valencia region that killed more than 200 people.

Progressive FEPS foundation rejects the finding, saying it is allowed to provide advice to social-democratic policymakers.

“The technology that was intended to free us has become the tool of our own oppression.”

Spanish PM butts heads with U.S. president.

And Catalonia’s new President wants to shoot it dead.

Governments desperate for a way out of stagnation are encroaching ever more on the ECB’s turf.

It’s a clash between Labor Minister Yolanda Díaz and Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo.