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Leaders from nine European countries around the Mediterranean Sea, including Spain, have called for an end to fighting in Gaza and Lebanon.

In this week’s Inside Spain we look at how the northern region of Cantabria is preventing tourists from ruining its forests and patrimony, and how in four Spanish provinces foreigners are buying a third of all properties (sometimes even more).

Spain's Supreme Court has upheld a fine of €1,080 imposed on a man who turned up at a police station naked and refused repeated requests to dress.

Dozens of construction workers building Barcelona's new Camp Nou stadium became embroiled in a fight on Friday, a Catalan police source told AFP.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called on the international community to stop selling weapons to Israel, although reports in the Spanish press suggest Spain has traded billions of euros of weaponry with Netanyahu's government since October 7th.

Who can get the flu vaccine in Spain? When do the campaigns start in each region? Find out everything you need to know about getting your flu shot in Spain as winter approaches.

Argentina football legend Diego Maradona comes to life in an immersive exhibit underway in Barcelona, featuring a hologram of the late player and a reconstruction of his childhood home.

If you’re a foreigner planning on retiring to Spain, find out what taxes you’ll be liable to pay on your pension, if you're exempt and how it all works.

If you don’t have any children or close family members who you want to leave your money to and you prefer to give it to charity instead, what are the legal and other implications of doing this in Spain?

The date of November 10th for the launch of the new EU border system, the EU Entry/Exit System (EES), is “no longer on the table”, the EU s Commissioner Ylva Johansson announced on Thursday afternoon following a meeting of EU home affairs ministers in Luxembourg.