The Latest Breaking News from Spain

The average meal deal needs to be eaten or binned before you set food in EU countries.

Stricter laws are now in place

Spain expects to receive more tourists in the summer of 2023 than before the COVID-19 pandemic, after international tourist arrivals for April were 1.2% higher than in the same month in 2019, the tourism minister said on Thursday.

Europe felt the harsh impact of the climate crisis last year, with drought devastating crops and heatwaves killing more than 20,000 people.

Holidaymakers could find themselves victim to a new Brexit rule if they buy certain food products at the airport and take it with them into a country in the EU.

Orcas are sinking ships, but memes aside, it could harm them in the end

From working in a fish auction in Denmark through to breaking climbing records in Spain

Spanish police raided three clandestine tobacco factories early this year, seizing nearly 40 million euros ($44 million) worth of tobacco leaf and illicit cigarettes.

Heard has reportedly ‘quit Hollywood’ and relocated to Spain with her two-year-old daughter

Olive oil is a key ingredient in the diet of the long-lived Mediterranean people and more recently, the rest of the world. Sadly, the latest olive harvest season has the lowest crop yields in 26 years. Why?

This year, even before the northern hemisphere hot season began, temperature records were being shattered. Spain for instance saw temperatures in April (38.8°C) that would be out of the ordinary even at the peak of summer. South and south-east Asia in particular were hammered by a very persistent heatwave, and…