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Viruses are back: Covid infections rise among babies

The new school year has barely begun, but respiratory viruses are already making their return across Spain. Alongside a sharp increase in flu cases, doctors are watching one development particularly closely: a…

22 de September de 2026

Health·Spain·Topics of the day·Living in Spain

Spain deploys more than 200 extra officers as Morocco steps up security at Ceuta and Melilla borders

Security has been stepped up along Spain’s southern frontier, with more than 200 additional Guardia Civil officers sent to Ceuta and Melilla as authorities prepare for possible attempts to cross from Morocco…

22 de September de 2026

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

94 percent of Spanish homes are energy-inefficient – the need for renovation remains high

A new study highlights the significant need for energy-related renovations in Spain: 94.2 percent of residential buildings fall into energy efficiency classes D through G. Despite state and European funding programs, the…

21 de September de 2026

Living in Spain·Environment·Spain·Economy·Property

Sánchez calls for a “new social contract” for dealing with artificial intelligence

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez intends to more strictly regulate the development and use of artificial intelligence. Through the IA360 plan, the government, companies, trade unions, and workers are to jointly devise…

21 de September de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Economy·Politics

Sira Rego on migrant minors in Ceuta: “The majority wants to stay in Spain and will stay”

The Spanish government expects that most of the unaccompanied minors who arrived in Ceuta at the end of July will remain in Spain. Youth Minister Sira Rego insists on legal protections for…

21 de September de 2026

Spain·Topics of the day·Politics

Now even The New York Times is writing about Spain’s ‘Cayetanos’ – but who exactly are the Cayetanos and the Pijos? Is it the same? Here’s the difference

Loafers and Barbour jackets, padel and horses, fine restaurants, weekends away and a renewed taste for Spanish tradition: a social milieu that has existed for generations has suddenly become a lifestyle phenomenon.…

21 de September de 2026

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

Featured Listing of the Month: Exclusive Madrid Pied-à-Terre Near El Rastro – Parking Nearby

An exceptional pied-à-terre in the very heart of Madrid, set within one of the city’s most emblematic neighbourhoods, just steps from the famous El Rastro. Located in a beautifully renovated building, the…

21 de September de 2026

Property advertising·Spain·Madrid·Property

The perfect late-summer escape: Cádiz, where summer refuses to end

When September begins to soften into autumn across much of Europe, there is a corner of southern Spain where summer seems in no particular hurry to leave. Spain Expat Press Editorial Team…

19 de September de 2026

Living in Spain·Travel·Travel News·On the road·Our recommendations·Spain·Topics of the day·Expats in Spain

The Spanish prime minister is facing increasingly pointed criticism over Ceuta — including from figures and media voices traditionally close to the Socialist camp

Spain Expat Press Editorial Team The crisis over Ceuta is becoming an increasingly difficult political challenge for Pedro Sánchez. What began as another confrontation with Spain’s conservative opposition is now spilling into…

19 de September de 2026

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

Rental pressure on the Costa del Sol: Growing demand in Vélez-Málaga rather than the provincial capital

In 27 Spanish provinces, smaller municipalities show higher relative rental demand than the respective provincial capital. In Málaga, Vélez-Málaga is moving into the spotlight – while rents there are rising significantly. Spain…

18 de September de 2026

Property·Living in Spain·Spain·Andalucia·Costa del Sol·Topics of the day·Expats in Spain

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