Spain – a country in pressing need of children
The arrival of immigrants saved Spain’s population from plummeting, but the birth rate (children) is still well below the replacement rate.
Influence and image of Spain
Barometer of the Elcano Royal Institute. Special edition: War in Ukraine and the NATO Summit, June 2022
Special edition of the Elcano Royal Institute Barometer on the war in Ukraine and the NATO Summit, June 2022.
Spain’s history in 300 pages
Reducing Spain’s history to its essentials is risky in a country that cannot even agree words for its national anthem.
Spain and NATO: 40 years
Together with the European Union, NATO plays a prominent role in defining and defending what Spain stands for as a country.
Ups and downs of the Spanish economy
The Spanish economy is rebounding, but this year’s growth forecast has been sharply downgraded. Tourism will be the main driver of growth.
The betrayal of Santiago Ramón y Cajal’s Nobel legacy
Santiago Ramón y Cajal denounced Spain’s historical disregard for science. It continues to lag behind the position accorded in the other EU countries.
Ten ways Spain can contribute to increase European energy autonomy from Russia
Ten ways Spain can contribute to European energy security.
Presentation of a study on “Spanish language education in South Korea: towards a new scenario?”
This report examines the conditions under which Spanish has progressively established its presence in the Korean educational system.
‘Emptied Spain’ strives for political power
‘Emptied Spain’, the territory suffering depopulation and inadequate basic services, is making its voice heard.
Global health on the international agenda: lessons from the pandemic for a new role for Spain in the world
What opportunities does Spain have to increase its international influence amid the transformations in global health governance following the COVID-19 pandemic?
Conversation with Wolfgang Dold, Ambassador of Germany to Spain “The first 100 days of the new German Government: global challenges and opportunities in the relationship with Spain”
and Spain are close and friendly due to numerous shared interests.
Grappling with a national tragedy
Crafting a narrative of why and what happened in a national tragedy is the job of historians, not the polarised political class.
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