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Trump lashes out at Spain – Is a trade rupture over the Iran conflict looming?

The military escalation in the Middle East has opened an unexpected diplomatic front — and Spain now finds itself directly involved. Following US and Israeli strikes on Iran and the widening tensions…

3 de March de 2026

Politics·Spain·Topics of the day·News

Which Is Your Favourite? Spain’s Most Beloved Desserts Between Tradition and Trend

The Guía Michelin has once again unveiled its 2025 ranking of Spain’s most innovative desserts. Creative compositions, unexpected textures and artistic presentation demonstrate just how far Spanish pâtisserie has evolved. Desserts are…

3 de March de 2026

Gastronomy·Spain·Living in Spain

Spain’s Position on Iran Sparks Political Debate at Home and Abroad

The conflict with Iran has once again placed international politics under strain. The government led by Pedro Sánchez has taken a clear position: Spain defends international law, rejects military interventions without a…

3 de March de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Politics

Spain is about to witness a historic celestial spectacle – millions will look to the sun

Spain is preparing for one of the most significant natural events of the past few decades: On 12th August 2026, a total solar eclipse will be visible across large parts of the…

2 de March de 2026

Travel·Culture·Spain·Topics of the day·Weather·Living in Spain

Spain in March: Festivals, Traditions and the First Signs of Spring

For many foreigners living in Spain — or those who have only recently arrived — March is often the month when they begin to truly understand the country. Winter fades, the days…

1 de March de 2026

Living in Spain·Culture·Spain·Topics of the day·Expats in Spain

The Goya Awards explained: Spain’s biggest film night takes place tonight at 10pm

Tonight at 10pm, Spain turns its attention to its own film industry. The Goya Awards, taking place this year in Barcelona, are widely considered the Spanish equivalent of the Oscars — yet…

28 de February de 2026

Culture·VIP & Lifestyle·Spain·Topics of the day·Living in Spain

The beginning of the end for squatters? Spain moves towards reactivating up to 70,000 evictions

Spain may be approaching a turning point in its housing policy. After years of extraordinary protections against evictions, a shift now appears to be underway — one that could reshape the balance…

28 de February de 2026

Politics·Topics of the day·Legal·Living in Spain

Love Spanish tortilla — but don’t feel like cooking it? These ready-made versions are worth knowing

The Spanish tortilla is one of the country’s most iconic dishes — simple, comforting and deeply traditional. But not everyone has the time (or patience) to peel, fry and perfect the delicate…

28 de February de 2026

Gastronomy·Spain·Living in Spain

Granada and the Destroyed Lockboxes: Vandalism Is Not the Answer

The news from Granada, where around 500 electronic locks on holiday apartments were destroyed, highlights once again the tensions between residents and tourism. I understand the concerns of the locals: rising rents,…

27 de February de 2026

Opinion

A Spaniard Conquers Germany: From a Social Media Video to Munich’s Biggest Snowball Fight

What began as a spontaneous idea in a social media video developed within just a few days into one of Germany’s biggest viral winter events: Daniel Tonnar Leyva, a young content creator…

25 de February de 2026

Topics of the day·Entertainment

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