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Will there be a Ukraine peace deal? Kremlin says not giving predictions
The Kremlin said on Tuesday that it was too early to make predictions about the possible results of talks between Russia and Ukraine.
Spain seizes Russian oligarch's yacht in Barcelona
The 85-meter (279-foot) superyacht Valerie belongs to Sergei Chemezov, a former KGB officer.
Spain set to approve emergency U.S., Argentina corn buying
The country, as a major buyer of animal feed corn from Ukraine, was pushing the European Commission to waive import controls.
Spanish Foreign Office workers in the UK to go on strike
The affected workers find themselves in a position of extreme insecurity and vulnerability.
Spain may extend energy price curbs until December, Expansion says
Prices have hit record highs since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Hauliers striking, but not the main companies
The CCOO union says problems won't be resolved by strikes "like the one called by a platform of self-employed drivers".
Tax cuts for business sectors affected by war in Ukraine
Regional governments being asked to make proposals for a national plan.
Premier League board strips Chelsea owner Abramovich of club directorship
Abramovich bought Chelsea in 2003 for a reported 140 million pounds
Spanish government considering setting a maximum price for electricity
Spain is prepared to go it alone if there isn't EU agreement on prices.
Italy seizes Russian oligarch Melnichenko's Sailing Yacht A
The vessel is the world's biggest sailing yacht, the government said.
Call for EU intervention in electricity prices, as Spain launches campaign for reform
Spain's prime minister says there is an energy "emergency situation".
Heathrow says Ukraine, fuel prices ratchet up uncertainty
The UK's largest airport said it had not seen as many passengers return last month as it expected.
Spain's ombudsman set to lead probe into Catholic Church abuses
Spanish prosecutors said in February they were investigating 68 cases of alleged abuse.
Far-right gains first share of power in Spain since Franco
Another gain for the far right in Europe.
Too soon to talk about the war and tourism
"There is still no clear effect."
Fernando Simón - indoor mask-wearing requirement could be lifted shortly
The director of the Centre for Health Alerts and Emergencies believes masks are no longer necessary "in almost all scenarios".
UK adds Abramovich, Sechin, Lebedev to Russian sanctions list
Abramovich is banned from carrying out transactions with British individuals and businesses, and cannot enter or stay in Britain.
Seized or sailing away: What we know about oligarchs and their assets
List of assets seized from Russian oligarchs.
Putin ally Chemezov says Russia will be the victor
Chemezov worked as a KGB spy with Putin in East Germany before the 1991 fall of the Soviet Union.
Spain lobbying European Commission to buy emergency corn from Argentina
Major buyers of animal feed corn (maize) rely on Ukraine as a major supplier of cattle feed.
Glovo to provide humanitarian support in Ukraine
"An increased demand for vital services to residents and NGOs who are unable to access food, medicine and urgent basic goods."
Petrol prices continue to skyrocket!
Mercadona is restricting sales of sunflower oil.
Ukrainian rental property searches in Spain shot up prior to the invasion
Searches for properties to rent were up 77% in January and February.
Yacht linked to Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich leaves Barcelona
There are currently three other yachts reportedly tied to Russian oligarchs at the Barcelona shipyard.
Ukraine makes new attempt to get civilians out of Mariupol, other cities
Ukrainian armed forces had agreed to stop firing in those areas from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m.
Spain's Supreme Court backs far-right party Twitter ban
The social-media giant said the post incited hatred against the immigrant community.
Jet fuel price surge deals heavy blow to fragile air travel recovery
Global jet fuel prices have surged to near 14-year highs.
UK's Wallace says Putin is a spent force in the world
Wallace said the invasion was not going to plan for Russia.
1.2 million Ukrainians fled to Poland since invasion by Russia - Border Guard
A total of 141,500 people crossed from Ukraine into Poland on Monday, fewer than on Sunday.
Spain's former king to remain in UAE after prosecutors drop fraud probes
The former king said he will return frequently to Spain to visit family and friends but will stay in private accommodations.
Ireland scraps Covid travel requirements
No Covid passport needed for entering Ireland.
End in sight for the obligatory wearing of masks indoors
There will be a meeting on Thursday at which mask-wearing will be discussed.
Ukraine's Mariupol postpones civilian evacuation, saying Russia not observing ceasefire
The city council asked residents to return to shelters in the city and wait for further information on evacuation.
Russian forces to open Mariupol humanitarian corridor for 5 hours
Civilians will be allowed to leave Mariupol between noon and 5 p.m. Moscow time (0900 - 1400 GMT)
More explosions heard in Kyiv in sign assault is intensifying
While no major assault has been launched on Kyiv yet, the capital has been shelled...
Moscow awaits Ukraine's response after talks, Kremlin says
Moscow had told the Ukrainian side how it saw the solution to the war.
Russian involvement in Spain's property market was already in decline
The peak of Russian share of the foreign buyer market was in 2012.
Poland arrests Spanish national suspected of spying for Russia
The man, was detained in Przemysl - near Poland's border with Ukraine.
Impact of Ukraine invasion on Spanish tourism will be small, minister says
Over 31 million tourists visited Spain in 2021, of which only 134,242 were Russians.
No damage to reactors at Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant -IAEA chief
Western leaders have condemned a "reckless" act.
- Spain wants Britons to show they have 113.40 euros, £97, per day for their holidays
- Big changes on the horizon when Britons travel to Mallorca
- Over two hours for Britons to get through Palma airport queues
- Palma Airport passport control "collapse" put down to unscheduled flights
- Living in a motorhome in Palma: "It'll only get worse"