Pedro Sánchez

A far-right group has taken responsibility for the attack, in which Pedro Sánchez was struck by an object.

Residents living among ruins and dead bodies decry the response of authorities to the disaster — and brace for more rain.

It’s the nation’s largest-ever military deployment in peacetime, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said, as the death toll topped 200.

Íñigo Errejón resigned and his former chief of staff was expelled in a snowballing scandal.

China will be everywhere in the EU’s policymaking machinery for the next five years. Expect more turbulence ahead.

European leaders are backing deportation centers, sending migrants back to Afghanistan and Syria, and banning asylum in Poland.

Ireland “will not wait for everybody in Europe to move on the issue of trade in the occupied Palestinian territories,” PM Simon Harris tells reporters.

Spanish PM reiterates request made with Ireland to review association accord with Israel, after calling last week for a halt to arms exports.

French Ministry for Foreign Affairs says Israel’s targeting of UNIFIL troops was “deliberate.”

Spanish PM joins a similiar plea from French President Emmanuel Macron.

Berlin has one last chance to overturn the tariffs at a vote by member countries. But getting the required blocking majority looks to be out of reach — and would be without precedent.

Making the EU more competitive has become its obsession. No one knows if that’s achievable ― or whether other policies will survive it.

Whistle-stop tour of European capitals by Wang Wentao could end in a tough gig when he meets EU trade chief Valdis Dombrovskis.

Spain’s climate expert is poised to become the EU’s competition chief, net-zero architect and economic transformer — all in one.

Ursula von der Leyen appoints the socialist politician as her No. 2.

Caracas accused U.S. citizens, two Spaniards and a Czech national of exporting “destabilization” to the South American country.

Offer of price floors or volume caps would not offset the injury caused by Chinese subsidies, European Commission says.

José Luis Escrivá has all the experience needed for the job but may struggle to escape the taint of cronyism.

Monarchies endure while repeated scandals trigger embarrassment for top politicians.

Spanish leader will be quietly delighted that the Catalan separatist is far away in Belgium, rather than in jail as a martyr.

The fugitive separatist leader snuck into Spain, gave a speech in Barcelona and then vanished into thin air.

France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Poland and Portugal urge the Venezuelan government to “release promptly all the tally sheets” from controversial vote.