Hopes are high that 40 years of militant activity by Eta have come to an end
Spain
Spain’s Controversial Abortion Law Survives After Secret Vote
Spanish MPs held an anonymous ballot on the conservative bill that’s sparked widespread controversy and protests
Tibetan Activist-Monk Says Spain Bowed to Chinese Pressure Over Rights Law
Parliament effectively stymieing Spanish high court’s attempt to arrest former Chinese officials on genocide charges
Spanish Court: Former Chinese Leaders Must Face Charges of Crimes Against Humanity
Interpol asked to arrest former Chinese President Jiang Zemin and others on allegations of genocide and torture in Tibet
Spanish Princess Appears In Court On Fraud Probe
Husband’s business dealings under scrutiny
Debt-Ravaged Greece Has a Budget Surplus After a Decade of Deficits
There’s positive news from Europe’s struggling economies, but don’t celebrate too much: the eurozone is far from out of the woods
Spain’s Abortion Battle Pits Conservative Prime Minister Against Public Opinion
Conservative Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is pushing legislation that would curb abortion, even when the majority in deeply Catholic Spain are in favor of it
Spain Rejects Call for Catalonia Independence Vote
Seeking a vote to secede from Spain
Spain Ends Two-Year Recession
The country with the highest unemployment rate in Europe has announced economic growth for the first time in 10 straight quarters
An Angry Europe Faces Up to U.S. Spying and the War on Terrorism’s Legacy
After Snowden revelations, E.U. leaders question the rules of surveillance that emerged after 9/11
Spanish Media: NSA ‘Spied on 60 Million Phone Calls’
Allegations made by civil liberties journalist Glenn Greenwald based on Snowden documents
Former Chinese President Charged with Genocide in Spanish Court
Tibetan exiles accuse Hu Jintao of committing genocide in Chinese-claimed region
Baby Killed in Baggage Carousel at Spanish Airport
It’s not clear yet why the 5-month-old was on the baggage conveyor belt for oversized luggage.