There is no ‘Little Caracas’ in Madrid
The Venezuelan population is the largest foreign diaspora in Madrid, with a diverse and relatively non-segregated geographical distribution.
Democracy and citizenship
Immigration and the labour market in Spain (V): European immigration
European immigration in Spain reflects a wide variety of profiles and career paths, ranging from skilled workers to refugees and pensioners.
Spain moves to the right, following four regional elections
Spain’s regional elections highlight the rise of the right and VOX, but the next general election remains uncertain.
Roundtable “Reading to resist: the global fight against disinformation”
Roundtable organized by the Elcano Royal Institute as part of the 85th Madrid Book Fair, focused on the phenomenon of disinformation.
Trump’s attacks on the Pope are no stunts but a contest for moral authority
Trump’s attacks on Pope Leo XIV portait the pontiff as an elite globalist and reflect a clash between US military power and moral authority.
Immigration and the employment market in Spain (III): Africans
Immigrants from Africa account for 17% of the total number of immigrants living in Spain, and 72% of them are of Moroccan origin.
Science and women and the science of cultural change over cultural wars
Scientific diplomacy promotes diversity and women’s leadership in science while reinforcing the need to protect scientific independence.
The seventh regularisation of undocumented migrants in 40 years exposes the need for greater migratory policy planning
More than 500,000 undocumented migrants and asylum seekers in Spain will begin to request legal status under a decree law.
Trump 2.0’s year one: reshaping US legal immigration
Trump’s second-term immigration agenda seeks to reshape who is admitted to the US, with significant domestic and international effects.
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