Pedro Sánchez
Ukraine gets €1B in arms and security pact with Spain
Kyiv is signing security deals with its allies while it waits to join NATO.
The front-runners for the next European Commission
Why Javier Milei shattered Argentina’s bond with Spain
Catalan independence is, like, so 2017
Catalan election results: Spain’s Socialist Party comes first as separatist vote falls
Von der Leyen slammed for ‘huge’ climate mistakes
The fugitive: Carles Puigdemont’s final shot at Catalan independence
Socialists to Ursula von der Leyen’s conservatives: Don’t work with far right
Call follows European Commission chief’s declaration she is open to a deal with the right-wing ECR group.
Argentina’s Javier Milei slams Spain’s Pedro Sánchez after minister’s drug use jibe
Madrid said the Argentine leader’s words do “not correspond” with the brotherly relations between the two countries.
Pedro Sánchez stays on as prime minister of Spain
The Socialist leader had threatened to resign due to right-wing attacks targeting his family.
Sánchez on the edge: Will Spain’s prime minister resign?
His ultimate decision could result in very different scenarios for Spain, and could impact negotiations over the new leaders of the EU’s institutions.
Dreaming of Pedro Sánchez, Brussels could be headed for a rude awakening
Spain’s PM is a hot tip to run the European Council. Would he be any good?
France wants to use Greece’s air defense system for the Olympics, report says
Diplomatic talks began in November, apparently so far without development.
Will he stay or will he go? 6 things to know about Pedro Sánchez’s threat to resign
Spain’s prime minister has announced that he’s thinking of giving up running the country.
Pedro Sánchez threatens to resign as Spain’s PM
Prime minister cited right-wing attacks on his family in bombshell letter on day investigators launched probe into his wife.
Don’t assume von der Leyen is coming back
The European Commission president is still the front-runner — but is increasingly coming under fire.
Spain to scrap cash-for-visas scheme
Sánchez said golden visas are “not the model of the country that we need.”
Spain to recognize Palestinian statehood by July
Foreign Minister Albares argued the move was needed to ensure peace in the region and guarantee Israel’s security.
Missing: A Socialist Green Deal vision
At a time when many want more government aid to help them survive a changing world, the Socialists can’t gain ground.
‘Broadening’ consensus on need to defeat Putin among EU leaders, says Lithuanian president
The further a country lies from Russia, the more its leaders need to be persuaded of the threat posed by Vladimir Putin.
He’s running: Puigdemont wants to be president of Catalonia — again
The separatist leader is still wanted by Spanish prosecutors but hopes to be able to go home thanks to the controversial Catalan amnesty bill.
Belgian PM warns Israel against using hunger as ‘weapon of war’
Alexander De Croo also urges Israel to abandon plans for an offensive into the city of Rafah.
Relief for Pedro Sánchez as Spanish government’s Catalan amnesty bill clears major hurdle in parliament
Lower chamber of Spain’s parliament passes contentious legislation on a vote of 178-172.
Portugal’s far right comes roaring back
Sunday’s election leaves the country with nobody firmly in charge and the nationalist Chega party poised to wield a remarkable amount of power.
Europe’s Socialists scramble for ideas to fight far-right surge
“The very soul of Europe is at risk,” warns Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
Council of Europe adviser backs Spanish amnesty law
Venice Commission supports in principle the immunity bill regarding the pro-Catalan independence movement but warns against rushing the legislative process.
Spain opens terrorism probe into Puigdemont
The inquest complicates things for PM Sánchez, who has been struggling to muster consensus over the Junts’ amnesty bill.
Less talk, more shells. Ukraine tells EU leaders to get serious about ammo.
Paris summit of 20 leaders is unlikely to assuage fears that the West’s support to Kyiv is running dry.
Bears, cars and angry farmers fuel green backlash
A 28-country guide to how climate policies are splitting Europe.
Draghi should lead the European Council
It was the Italian politician’s “whatever it takes” approach that saved the eurozone. And EU leaders should unleash that same spirit to counter the bloc’s challenges once more.