With elections around the corner, rail safety has become a campaign issue
A Greek mother and her two sons survived the Toledo crash that killed at least 68. One son lived because he changed seats moments before impact
One in five people in Spain was born outside the country — a higher proportion than even in the US
At least 68 people were killed when two trains collided south of Madrid
A deadly collision involving Renfe and Iryo trains halted high-speed services between Madrid and Seville on Wednesday. The crash comes months after another fatal accident on the same route raised questions about railway maintenance.
In the space of 12 months, four of the five biggest EU member states will go to the ballot box. The bloc may never be the same
Pedro Sánchez bets his left-wing coalition can avoid a bruising defeat in next month’s election
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is betting that anger over the country's housing crisis can help him regain lost ground
The eviction of an 87 year old woman in Madrid has triggered mass protests and forced the government to confront growing anger over rents, evictions and access to housing
Outrage in Ceuta after migrants allegedly beat a dolphin to death, followed by a second incident involving a stolen goose
Wildfires have burned over 5.4 million stremmata across the EU this summer, more than the 20-year average, according to satellite data
Greece is outpacing its Mediterranean rivals in 2026, with inbound travel up 15.4% in the first half, driven by strong road and air arrivals
Rome says the situation in the Spanish enclave still hasn't stabilized following the recent migrant crisis
Juan José Mutilba Obregón, 66, disappeared while sailing from Sicily to Greece, leaving his wife stranded at sea for three days before she was rescued
With the completion of its central tower—more than 140 years after the project began—the Barcelona basilica’s spectacular combination of the architect’s unique style and the contributions of subsequent artists is clearer than ever.
Three days after a magnitude 5.2 quake, fresh tremors hit Granada province, injuring three people, including a girl taken to hospital
Thousands remain in the Spanish enclave after a mass border crossing two weeks ago, with migrants living in precarious conditions and facing uncertainty over their future
The crisis at Spain's Ceuta enclave has given new momentum to calls for tighter borders and tougher migration policy
Northern Spain became a prime viewing spot as the Moon briefly blocked the Sun shortly before sunset, with millions traveling into the path of totality to witness the rare astronomical event.
The agreement with the EU follows a deadly rush into Ceuta that was fueled in part by viral videos and misinformation, as authorities seek to prevent people-smuggling networks from enticing migrants to attempt dangerous crossings