Conor Faulkner

Barcelona airport strike hits one-month mark with 14 flights cancelled per day

People wearing umbrellas look at the overflowing Oria river in the Spanish Basque city of Andoain. Photo by ANDER GILLENEA / AFP.

As high temperatures increasingly bookend the beginning and end of the academic year in Spain, the Madrid government has pledged over a billion euros on air-conditioning installation in the region.

The latest edition of global educational survey PISA does not make pleasant reading for Spain, which has dropped down the rankings for its worst result since records began.

Healthcare, family rights, protection of minors, freedom of expressions and more - Pedro Sánchez's leftist government is looking to pass numerous bills ahead of the 2027 general election.

Spain's DGT traffic authority is trialling so-called 'red lanes' that change function depending on the time of day as a means of lowering congestion on the country's roads. Here's why many drivers won't be able to use these 'carriles rojos' (red lanes).

As kids across Spain start school this week, many foreign parents who are new to the country may be wondering if Catholicism still plays an integral part of the education system.

Spain's Supreme Court has provisionally suspended the voting rights of many individuals who obtained Spanish nationality via the Democratic Memory Law, commonly known as the ‘Grandchildren’s Law’.

A technical fault at UK airports downed over 2,000 flights this week. Now the extent of the knock-on impact on Spanish airports is becoming clearer, with hundreds of delays and cancellations continuing into Thursday.

Kids in Spain are often a reflection of Spanish society: boisterous, outdoorsy and straight-talking. But does their outgoing nature tend to veer into misbehaviour? We asked our readers what they think.