Pedro Sanchez embraces new wave of data centre construction but insists on tough regulations
THE PM said new centres planned for Spain have energy needs that ‘outstrip expectations,’ stressing they should remain ‘economically sustainable.'
Pedro Sanchez warns Spain’s energy ‘must not be at the mercy of unjustified wars’ during visit to ‘Europe’s biggest green hydrogen plant’ in Andalucia
SPAIN’S prime minister has visited the site of a new €1 billion green hydrogen plant in Andalucia as construction formally begins. Pedro Sanchez toured the
WATCH: Police charge at migrants in Ceuta as hundreds stampede through streets towards new temporary shelter
FOOTAGE shows hundreds of migrants surging through the port promenade after police began moving them from their makeshift camps on Friday.
Angel or devil? Estepona mayor transforms town and clears debt – but faces corruption charges and possible five years in prison
While mayors can do few things better than put money in voters' pockets, they can also do few things worse than put their hands in
Spanish NATO commander stationed in the UK caught up in ‘honeytrap’ after starting Tinder relationship with Russian woman
THE Spaniard, stationed at Northwood military base, alarmed superiors after moving in with a Russian woman he had met on Tinder
Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez to meet left-wing New York mayor Zohran Mamdani for debate on building an economy ‘for the majority’
THE pair will meet in New York on September 23 to participate in a panel debate titled 'Building an Economy for the Majority'.
Catalunya’s national day draws thousands onto streets – turnout rebounds from historic low as rift deepens in independence movement
THOUSANDS took to the streets across Catalunya on Friday to celebrate the region’s national day, with turnout rebounding from last year’s historic low.
Political round-up: Ceuta crisis deepens, the Left gears up for 2027 elections and Catalunya’s National Day ends in unrest
SPAIN'S week brings fresh controversy over the Ceuta crisis, preparations for the 2027 election and arrests during Catalunya’s La Diada protests
The Estepona conundrum: Mayor announces historic €7m tax cut for residents even as he faces corruption and embezzlement probes
ESTEPONA residents are set to benefit from more than €7 million in tax cuts – even as the town’s mayor faces an ongoing corruption investigation.
WATCH: Clashes erupt between left-wing protesters and police on eve of Catalunya’s National Day amid anger over far-right rally
CLASHES erupted in Barcelona on Thursday evening as riot police charged at left-wing pro-independence protesters on the eve of Catalunya’s National Day.
Jihadist terror convict arrested in Ceuta despite Spain entry ban as tensions simmer over ongoing migrant crisis
THE Moroccan national was arrested during a security check in the Spanish enclave on Thursday, sources have told Europa Press.
EXCLUSIVE: ‘More dangerous than fascism’ – why national populism is putting Europe’s future at risk, according to acclaimed Spanish author Javier Cercas
THE acclaimed Spanish author sat down with The Olive Press to discuss everything from his latest book to his vision for the future of Europe.
Spain grants nationality to nearly 200,000 Sahrawis in historic vote – with Morocco watching on nervously
200,000 PEOPLE born in Western Sahara will now be able to claim Spanish passports after lawmakers approved a law formally granting them citizenship.
Morocco denies involvement in Ceuta migrant influx as declassified documents show Spain was warned ahead of mass crossing
RABAT said on Thursday it refused to be used as a ‘scapegoat’ after a leaked Spanish police report accused it of having allowed the mass
Why so few Americans overseas vote – and how to cast your ballot from Spain
Americans living in Spain can vote in U.S. federal elections from abroad by registering annually, requesting an absentee ballot and returning it before state deadlines.
‘Our identity will not change with a fence’: Patriotic Gibraltarians celebrate their National Day for the first time after border with Spain was removed
THOUSANDS of Gibraltarians marked National Day with a rally defending self-determination and British sovereignty following the recent removal of the border with Spain.
Israel denies role in Ceuta migrant crisis and warns Spain that shunning defence ties ‘has a cost’ for Spanish security
Israeli charge d'affaires Dana Elrich rejected allegations linking Jerusalem and Moscow to the influx of migrants into the North African enclave.
Spain’s new ‘affordable’ housing portal launches with zero flats in Andalucia or Madrid
THE Spanish government’s new flagship national affordable housing portal has come under fire for offering zero homes across Andalucia or Madrid. The Casa 47 website
WATCH: Spain’s PM Pedro Sanchez tells VOX leader ‘I may be a dog but, unlike you I have no master’ during Ceuta row
Sanchez was responding to accusations from Abascal that his government was being blackmailed by Morocco over alleged corruption involving his family.
Reform UK MP calls for Gibraltar to get its own Westminster seat ahead of National Day celebrations
A REFORM UK MP has suggested the Rock could be represented at Westminster by its own elected MP if his party forms the next UK
Spain’s right surges past 50% in polls for the first time as PP and Vox capitalise on Ceuta migrant crisis anger
A NEW poll suggests that the PP and Vox would claim 50.2% of the votes at a general election, compared to 36.1% for Spain's left-wing
EXPLAINER: Inside the row over the right-wing president of Madrid’s €6m penthouse – and why it could offer a lifeline to Pedro Sanchez
THE PP president of Madrid, Isabel Diaz Ayuso, is facing growing questions over her regional government's purchase of a €6.3m penthouse with public cash
Political round-up: PM Pedro Sanchez battles growing Ceuta backlash as opposition turns up the heat
PROTESTS over the Ceuta migration crisis turned against Pedro Sanchez as opposition parties intensified calls for his resignation following a controversial police report.
The day that Spain exploded in anger for Ceuta and its people after one month of crisis
“We were being invaded by 60,000 people, that is almost the whole population of Ceuta,” one protestor told The Olive Press.
Ceuta woman arrested after allegedly stabbing Moroccan migrant cousin to death
POLICE have arrested a woman in Ceuta after an undocumented Moroccan migrant was stabbed to death in her home.
Donald Trump warns Spain will be a ‘ruined country’ over Ceuta migrant crisis – and blasts Pedro Sanchez again over NATO spending
Speaking to GB News on Thursday, Trump described the influx of 72,000 migrants into the enclave this summer as a ‘bum rush’.