New narratives for the Spanish cities of Ceuta and Melilla
Renewing the narratives about Ceuta and Melilla is key to emphasise their status as democratic European spaces.
Renewing the narratives about Ceuta and Melilla is key to emphasise their status as democratic European spaces.
The middle class grew until the 2008 economic crash, declined during COVID, and has now returned to its previous share of the population.
The image Madrid projects abroad, lacking diversity and overlapping with that of Spain, does not reflect the reality shown by the data.
Spain's economy led in 2024's macroeconomic data, with the focus now on tackling the escalating housing crisis.
Spain has been hit by torrential rain, causing deadly flooding, and by drought, all caused by country's persistent water management issues.
The Elcano Royal Institute analyses the prospects of Spain in the world for 2025, the international outlook and short-term challenges.
Spain's declining birth rates and ageing population highlight an urgent need for policy and societal reform in a complex demographic reality.
The development of Spain's 750-year economic journey is marked by periods of stagnation, growth, and revival across the centuries.
Spain shows mixed results in education, with high rates of over-qualification, early school-leaving, and inconsistent PISA scores.
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