A New Era in Gibraltar: But are the ‘old wounds’ really healed?
Additional reporting by Kirana Luna Mostert and Raquel Rodriguez Mulero at the border ON July 15, Gibraltar effectively became part of the Schengen area, allowing
Arthrosamid for knee osteoarthritis: the hydrogel making headlines — and why diagnosis, patient selection and technique matter
By Dr Fabian Poletti KNEE osteoarthritis is often described as simple “wear and tear” of cartilage. In reality, it is a chronic, low- grade inflammatory
DISPATCH: First crossers enjoy Gibraltar’s border-free frontier after historic EU-UK treaty is signed
By Kirana Luna Mostert and Raquel Rodriguez Mulero at the border LARGE crowds gathered outside the Gibraltar-Spain border yesterday to say goodbye to decades-long barriers that
Gibraltar border finally opens as UK-EU treaty ushers in new era on the Rock
THE physical border between Gibraltar and Spain has officially been removed, marking a new era of free movement for the thousands of people who travel
Gibraltar launches new residency portal – everything you need to know about the Rock’s tougher residency rules
PEOPLE hoping to move to Gibraltar will now face stricter residency requirements after the government introduced new legislation to ease pressure on the housing market.
‘The time has come’: Gibraltar enters new era as UK and EU seal treaty ending years of border uncertainty
BRITAIN and the EU officially signed a landmark treaty on Gibraltar’s status on Tuesday, ending years of political uncertainty surrounding the territory. The historic four-way
Spanish prime minister Pedro Sanchez postpones Gibraltar border visit after deadly Almeria wildfire
PEDRO Sanchez will no longer visit the Gibraltar border on Monday to mark its historic removal. The Spanish prime minister had been due to travel
DISPATCH: As the border with Spain begins to come down, Gibraltar’s residents are worried about security and change
FOR Layla Igancio, a sales beauty advisor, and for many other citizens of the Rock, their territory will never be quite the same when July
Spain begins tearing down border infrastructure with Gibraltar as frontier opening gathers pace
SPANISH officials have begun dismantling their section of the hard border with Gibraltar as preparations for the implementation of the long-awaited treaty later this summer
ON THIS DAY: The moment Franco closed the border with Gibraltar – and the Brits annoyed Spain by pinching the Falklands
IN 1967 Gibraltar voted by 99.6% of the electorate to remain British. In other words, one vote in 250 went against Britishness. Franco wasn’t happy.
Andalucia’s rampant narco activity moves closer to Gibraltar after nearly two tonnes of petrol are found stashed in caves high up on the Rock
POLICE in Gibraltar have seized nearly two tonnes of petrol used to fuel notorious ‘narcolancha’ boats funnelling drugs into southern Spain in the latest sign
Spain and Gibraltar in fresh row after raw sewage discharge closes Spanish beach for over a week – with ‘burst pipe’ in La Linea to blame
A FRESH row has erupted between Spain and Gibraltar over raw sewage contamination in the Strait – with both sides pointing the finger across the
WATCH: Gibraltar firefighters battle blaze at high-end Ocean Village apartment complex
THIS is the concerning moment a powerful blaze broke out at a high-end apartment complex located in Gibraltar’s sought-after Ocean Village marina. Firefighters were called
Meet expert orthopaedic surgeon Dr Fabian Poletti, raising the standards of hip and knee surgery on Spain’s Costa del Sol
NOT every medical story in Marbella begins under the Mediterranean sun. Mine began thousands of kilometres away in Paraguay, where resources were often limited, but
Researchers discover 134 shipwrecks off Gibraltar – making the bay one of Europe’s richest underwater graveyards
SPANISH researchers have discovered a trove of 134 wrecked ships at the bottom of the sea off Gibraltar – in what they say represents an
Gibraltar seizes half a tonne of cocaine hidden in ships docking for fuel in latest drug trafficking blow
AUTHORITIES in Gibraltar have seized nearly half a tonne of cocaine with an estimated street value of €29 million after discovering bales of the Class-A
Gibraltar’s monkeys to be fitted with high-tech GPS collars in new study to track movements on the Rock
A HANDFUL of Gibraltar’s famous monkeys are set to have their every move tracked as part of a new study into their behaviour. Six of
Job opening: Part-Time Mathematics Teacher Opportunity at GGHS
GIBRALTAR Girls’ High School (GGHS) is looking for a motivated and enthusiastic part-time Mathematics Teacher to join its friendly and supportive team. The school is
What are ‘narcolanchas’? The boats used by drug traffickers to carry tonnes of narcotics into Spain – after two Guardia Civil officers killed in pursuit
TWO Guardia Civil officers have been killed after a crash involving two vessels during a high-speed pursuit of a suspected drug-running speedboat off the coast
Elon Musk’s Starlink service lands in Gibraltar – but what exactly is the satellite internet system?Â
A NEW satellite-based broadband service has arrived in Gibraltar, promising reliable internet without the need for cables, phone lines or mobile masts. Known as Starlink
Gibraltar reviews terrorism threat level after two Jewish men stabbed in London
THE Rock’s government has met to review the territory’s terrorism threat level following an antisemitic attack in London. Gibraltar’s senior officials have confirmed that the
Elysium Bayside breaks ground on a new vision for living in Gibraltar
THURSDAY, March 26 marked a defining moment for Gibraltar’s evolving urban landscape, as Elysium Bayside officially broke ground in a ceremony that brought together senior
Gibraltar to install massive network of overlapping facial recognition and CCTV cameras ahead of Spain border removal
GIBRALTAR is installing an extensive security camera network around its key avenues as the Rock prepares for the removal of the border with Spain. The
The Algeciras Conference: How a meeting between Europe’s great powers in a small Spanish city set the continent on course for World War I
ON 7 April, 1906, an international conference ended in Algeciras, just across the bay from Gibraltar. Some historians say that the conference was, itself, one
EXPLAINER: Why have encounters with orcas in the Strait of Gibraltar collapsed by 80% in just two years?
ORCA encounters in the Strait of Gibraltar have dropped dramatically, falling by around 80% in just two years . As a result, sailboats operating in the
WATCH: Real Madrid fans taunt Manchester city centre with chants of ‘Gibraltar español’ before Champions League tie
REAL Madrid fans visiting the north of England for a crunch Champions League tie used the opportunity to taunt the locals with chants of ‘Gibraltar