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Here's what is revealed by the largest climate change survey ever conducted

80% of the world's population want strong climate measures and 72% a rapid energy transition, according to the huge UN survey

Puigdemont appears before French justice over Tsunami case

The Catalan president-in-exile voluntarily appears before the French authorities in Paris

Puigdemont stands up to Le Pen in words from Paris: "A puppet of the Vox Francoists"

Carles Puigdemont responds from Paris to Le Pen's threat that he won't be safe in France if she is elected

Why Switzerland has again slammed the door on Spanish judge García-Castellón

Switzerland reiterates that the Democratic Tsunami demonstrations are not terrorism and refuses to locate Marta Rovira

Andorra aligns with France over Israel and distances itself from Spain's postulates over Palestine

The Pyrenean microstate defends a two-state solution, but believes it is not the time to recognize Palestine

Catalan government applauds Pedro Sánchez's decision to recognize Palestine

The Catalan executive's spokesperson avoided calling the situation in Gaza "genocide" but denounced it as an "abomination"

Israel sharpens its tone to Spain: "The Inquisition is over. Those who harm us, we will harm them"

Israel orders the Spanish Consulate in Jerusalem to stop providing consular services to Palestinians as of June 1st

An Israeli MP calls for the country to recognize the independence of Catalonia

The request comes after Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez announced that he will recognize the state of Palestine on May 28th

Gaza: two months of war, over 18,000 dead, and Netanyahu digging in

After two months of war, Netanyahu says he does not intend to hand over control of Gaza to the Palestinian Authority

Spain expels two US spies, but defence minister Robles denies it will affect the bilateral relationship

"We are allies and friends", says Robles, after expelling American spies who bribed Spanish agents for data access

Israel confirms that Spanish citizen Iván Illarramendi was killed by Hamas in October 7th attack

The Spanish government is concerned about at least 170 Spaniards who are still in Gaza, whose departure has been "delayed"

The Hamas 'Black Sabbath' propels the return of the US to the Middle East

Biden's visit to Jerusalem confirms that the US is returning to the region in full force

Concern mounts in the international community for Gaza population after Israeli ultimatum

The West aligns with Israel while multilateral organizations warn of the consequences of the war in Gaza

May Haiat, survivor of the festival attacked by Hamas: "The terrorist told me: Run, get away!"

Spanish government confirms death of Maya Villalobo, young Sevilla woman missing in Israel

The 19-year-old from Sevilla had double Israeli-Spanish nationalisty and was doing military service in Israel

Drastic measures in France over street violence: bus services suspended, city curfews imposed

The measures could go much further: French government is considering a declaration of a state of emergency

Who is Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner Group?

From being "Putin's chef" to becoming the main threat to the Russian president: the story of Prigozhin's oligarchic rise

FBI search the Russian oligarch's megayacht held in Tarragona since March 2022

The luxury vessel is believed to be owned by the Russian oligarch Igor Ivanovich Sechin, very close to Vladimir Putin

Iranian death threats to dissident Masih Alinejad: UK police mount 24-hour protection

The activist is meeting British politicians on plan to declare the Islamic Revolutionary Guard a terrorist organization

Colombian president Petro denounces Spain's colonialism in front of Sánchez

Speaking in Madrid, the Colombian leader celebrated how his people had thrown off the "yoke" that was "brought to America"

Pedro Sánchez speaks on Morocco, but won't explain why he abandoned Western Sahara

Spanish PM appeared specifically to talk about Morocco but refused to delve into the mystery of Spain's foreign policy U-turn

France takes Elna town council to court for allowing Catalan to be used at meetings

First municipality in Northern Catalonia to recognize the right to speak in Catalan will have to argue its case on April 18th

Humza Yousaf, new leader of the Scottish National Party in place of Nicola Sturgeon

Yousaf will also be first minister of Scotland, a decision to be confirmed by a vote this Tuesday

Generalitat takes pride in Aragonès's South American tour despite failure to meet presidents

Spokesperson affirms that it is the "highest-level trip that the Catalan government has ever undertaken"

US gives credence to the reports on Spain's Pegasus use against the independence movement

US State Department's annual report on human rights highlights Citizen Lab's analysis of the Catalangate espionage

Pere Aragonès bumps into Spanish official at Remembrance Park visit in Buenos Aires

Spanish delegation visits Remembrance Park, dedicated to victims of Argentinian state terror, just before Catalan president

Aragonès, asked in Argentina about Puigdemont: "We hope he can return as a free citizen soon"

Catalan president signs cooperation accord with Buenos Aires province, but the political conflict in Spain is not discussed

Spanish flag dwarfs Catalan flag during Pere Aragonès's visit to Colombia

Catalan president Pere Aragonès met with the Colombian Speaker of the House of Representatives

Difficulties over meeting with Colombian president Petro spoil Aragonès's last hours in Bogotá

The Spanish ambassador in Colombia tweeted the meeting would be resumed before it was confirmed by the Catalan Government

The EU, country by country: how many years do you need to work to get a full pension?

Spain has announced a reform of its retirement pension calculations. How does its system compare with other EU countries?

The disturbing prognosis of Javier Solana on the war in Ukraine

The former Secretary General of NATO analyzes how the conflict may evolve after a year of war

Spain fails to comply with UN resolution on rights of Catalan political prisoners

Asked by the UN to take measures to avoid repeat violations of rights, the Spanish government said that no action was needed