Too Many Graduates, Too Few Skilled Workers: Spain’s Growing Labour Mismatch
According to the European Commission’s latest education report, Spain is now producing more university graduates than its labour market can realistically absorb. More than…
Spain Enters 2026 Under Growing Judicial and Political Pressure
Spanish politics will continue to be strongly shaped by the judiciary in 2026. Several ongoing investigations, court cases and judicial inquiries affect the political…
New blog, episode 1: The single mother and the Christmas cockerel!
The single mother and the Christmas cockerel? Hallelujah. Oh Christmas. O Christmas tree. And tell me, what is your Christmas cockerel up to? Every…
New blog: The single parent daughter: When roles quietly shift!
The single parent daughter, or when the tables slowly turn… A personal blog about care, love, being overwhelmed – and dignity. It’s Boxing Day.…
How to keep New Year’s Eve grapes fresh – even if you buy them days in advance
The twelve grapes at midnight are an integral part of New Year’s Eve in Spain. The tradition dates back to the 19th century and…
Felipe VI Highlights Fragility of Democratic Coexistence in Spain
In his traditional Christmas Eve address, King Felipe VI issued a clear and solemn appeal to Spanish society, placing democratic coexistence at the heart…
Seven Arrested in Spain Over Illegal Looting of Archaeological Treasures
A successful operation by Spain’s National Police has led to the arrest of seven individuals involved in the illegal looting of archaeological objects from…
Two Arrested in Elche After Fatal Attack on German Nationals
After hours of negotiations, Spain’s Guardia Civil has arrested two men in Elche who had barricaded themselves inside an apartment in the Marina urbanisation.…
