On Thursday, Barcelona police arrested a Moroccan-born man and informed him that he was being deported from the country where he has legally lived and worked for the past 14 years. They say he is a spy. He denies it
The king is dead; long live the king. Just when it seem that the food world had moved definitively beyond the high-wire pyrotechnics of modern Spanish cooking to embrace the less adorned lichen and sea buckthorn of new Nordic …
Her father the King was a hero for standing up to a military coup attempt, but Princess Cristina’s contribution to Spanish modernity may be facing the judicial system
The disturbingly common and discomfiting norovirus hits Noma in Copenhagen — and the culinary world is almost unappetizingly gleeful
The king was once among the most admired people in the country but now his son-in-law has tarnished the crown. Can another royal lead the way out?
Communism nearly led to the extinction of a local breed of swine. Now it’s back and leading a renaissance in Hungarian cuisine
Spain’s economic boom bolstered corruption but such opaque practices have made all parties and a host of politicians targets for criticism and prosecution
Two proindependence parties could form an alliance in the regional parliament and call for a referendum — if they can do a deal on economic policy
The country saw its first crisis-linked suicide in late October. And there is little good news to buoy the spirits of everyone else
Immense legal and economic roadblocks lie in the way of any move toward independence. And then of course, there are the politicians.
