Gibraltar set to feel the impact of its new reality
The EU-UK treaty on Gibraltar will enter provisionally into force, avoiding a hard and not a fluid border and its economic consequences.
Inside Spain
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.
King Juan Carlos, Spain’s extraordinary ambassador
The role played by the king in ending Spain’s international isolation and bringing it onto the global stage has received scant attention.
Upsides and downsides as Spain’s population reaches 50 million
This year Spain’s population is expected to reach 50 million inhabitants, almost entirely due to net international migration.
Spain’s parliamentary monarchy has served the country well
In a divided country like Spain, the parliamentary monarchy serves as a unifying force and a symbol of stability.
Fifty years on from Franco: seemingly surprising support for the dictatorship
One in five young adults view the Franco dictatorship as ‘very good’ or ‘good’, although they did not experience it.
Spain and the UK deepen bilateral ties within a strategic framework
The UK-EU agreement on Gibraltar has unlocked a road map for greater cooperation between Spain and Britain.
Foreign workers power economic growth
Immigrants and foreign workers are driving the increase in the working-age population and fuelling Spain’s economic growth.
Climate change takes its toll on Spain
Spain’s average daily high temperature has risen nearly 2ºC over the past 50 years, marking a significant shift in climate trends.
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