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The persistent heatwave on the Iberian Peninsula is leaving its mark on Spain's water reserves. For the third consecutive week, reservoir levels have been declining.

The Spanish Congress of Deputies has taken a decisive step that could significantly influence the country's energy future. With the votes of the PP and Vox, a bill to extend the operating lives of nuclear power plants has been approved.

Spain's coastline, a longed-for destination for millions, is once again at the center of critical environmental assessment. The non-governmental organization "Ecologists in Action" presented its annual report on Tuesday, painting a bleak picture of the environmental situation on Spain's beaches with the awarding of 48 "Black Flags."

Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares on Tuesday urgently called on the European Union (EU) to impose a comprehensive arms embargo on Israel.

According to Fevitur, the Spanish holiday rental association, more than 70% of existing properties have not yet been successfully registered in the new system. The state-managed platform proves to be technically inadequate, with serious consequences for Spain's entire tourism industry.

In a period of profound turbulence, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has addressed an extensive and emotional letter to the members of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE). Published on Tuesday, the letter is a direct response to the escalating "Koldo case" scandal, which, with new revelations from the UCO report, is testing the party's integrity.

Starting January 1, 2026, it's official: the V-16 emergency light will be mandatory equipment for all vehicles in Spain. This innovative device replaces the...

German citizens have overtaken British buyers in the first quarter of 2025, becoming the most significant foreign group applying for mortgages in Spain, underscoring Germany's growing role in the Spanish real estate sector.

Madrid, Spain – A remarkable development is shaping the Spanish labor market: nine out of ten new self-employed individuals in Spain are foreigners. This phenomenon sheds light on the dynamics of entrepreneurship in the country and the diverse motivations behind self-employment.

A tragic accident occurred on Monday, June 16, 2025, in Araia (Álava), plunging Spain into deep sorrow. A young woman died and another was seriously injured after suffering a severe electric shock while attempting to board a train.