An American in Spain: My First Time at Feria de Malaga
As an intern at The Olive Press, I am experiencing life in Spain for the first time — a culture starkly different from my life
Spain and the EU frustrated as efforts to curb plastic pollution fail at the UN thanks to opposition from oil-producing countries
FOLLOWING a long night of negotiations, efforts to finalize the first global pact against plastic pollution at the UN has failed again. Approximately 180 countries
Residents of Malaga street ‘confined to their homes’ due to ‘plague of disease-ridden cats’
RESIDENTS of Rincon de la Victoria in Malaga claim that the local cat colony has become “completely out of control,” causing frequent disturbances to their
US citizens seek refuge in ‘free and safe’ Spain to as Trump’s ‘authoritarianism takes root’
SPAIN has become a refuge for some US citizens seeking to escape President Trump’s ‘authoritarian takeover.’ Many families who have now settled in Spain have
Spanish football team parts with head coach Tome
THE Spanish women’s national football team is parting ways with head coach, Montse Tome, following defeat to England. Tome will be replaced by former player,
Large forest fire in Tarifa now stabilized, officials confirm
OFFICIALS confirm that the fire which has ravaged Tarifa since Tuesday afternoon has now been stabilized. Over the past few days, 1550 people evacuated the
1550 people evacuate as fire ravages the Tarifa
AS fire ravages Tarifa, 1550 people have evacuated, along with 5000 cars, while firefighters continue to work towards extinguishing the flames. Though the cause of
Spanish retail giant Mango targets Britain’s Gen Z in latest market push
SPANISH clothing brand, Mango, is looking to the British teen market to propel international growth beyond Spain. Though the company is best known for its
Sir Jeremy Hunt headlines Gibunco Gibraltar Literary Festival
CONSERVATIVE MP and former Chancellor and Foreign Secretary, Sir Jeremy Hunt will headline the Gibunco Gibraltar Literary Festival (GGLF), as announced Wednesday by the Gibraltar
Health risks spike as heatwave continues across Spain
AS a heatwave takes over several municipalities in Spain, serious health risks increase. The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) forecasts a continuation of these elevated temperatures
Game over? Spain’s multi-billion euro videogame industry is in crisis amid mass layoffs — with AI taking the blame
ACROSS the Spanish videogame industry, significant layoffs are taking place. This reflects a worldwide restructuring that many are attributing to the rise of Artificial Intelligence
An American in Spain: Here’s what I found in Ronda
As an intern at The Olive Press, I am experiencing life in Spain for the first time — a culture starkly different from my life
Local Andalucian government makes strides in Tokyo, signing trade agreement to advance energy and industry
IN EFFORTS to advance industry and energy, the Government of Andalucia signed an agreement with the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) on Wednesday. Juanma Moreno,
Summer travel chaos to hit one of Spain’s busiest airports as workers plan strike
WORKERS at Palma de Mallorca Airport are planning a strike lasting four hours for today, July 25. The strike has been organised by the ‘Union
Tributes pour in for Scot who fell to his death in Ibiza hotel – as venue cancels upcoming parties
A SECOND Scot whose death led to Ibiza Rocks Hotel canceling its upcoming music events has been named. Gary Kelly, 19, died in a fall