Pedro Sánchez
Ceuta border crisis deepens as Spain reports 49,000 crossings in 24 hours
Spanish officials said a sudden influx of roughly 49,000 people entered its North African enclave of Ceuta in a 24-hour period.
France and Spain face historic wildfire crisis as heat and drought fuel mass evacuations
Wildfires driven by extreme heat and drought are ripping across France and Spain, prompting leaders to declare one of its worst fire crises in modern history.
Spain calls Gibraltar border removal “Fall of Europe’s Last Wall”
The breakthrough follows a landmark treaty between the EU, the UK, and Spain that integrates Gibraltar into the EU's Schengen free-travel zone.
NATO’s Ankara Declaration signals shift to wartime readiness, massive spending, and AI-driven defense
At the center of the declaration is a clear shift toward what officials increasingly describe as a "wartime industrial base".
Trump threatens trade halt with Spain amid NATO dispute, but legal and political hurdles remain
Trump labeled Spain a “terrible partner,” arguing that countries failing to meet spending expectations should face economic consequences.