It's been promised before, but now the UK government says it will act to ensure that British citizens living abroad do not lose their right to vote in the UK even if they have been abroad for over 15 years. Here's what we know about the proposals.
Spain's central government on Thursday said the announcement of snap elections in Catalonia would delay planned talks between Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and the region's separatist leadership.
Catalonia's separatist president Quim Torra said Wednesday that the wealthy northeastern Spanish region would hold a snap election this year following a major dispute between its two ruling parties, both staunchly pro-independence
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's new government took office Monday facing the challenge of finding a solution to
the Catalan crisis after controversially agreeing to start talks with the separatists.
Pedro Sanchez was sworn in as prime minister on Wednesday in a ceremony before King Felipe VI, becoming head of Spain's first-ever coalition government since the dictatorship ended in 1975.
Spain's new coalition government between Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialist party and hard-left Podemos wants to raise taxes for the rich, roll back a reform of labour market laws, and raise salaries.
Spain's parliament on Tuesday confirmed Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez's reappointment as prime minister by a
razor-thin margin, ending almost a year of political limbo for the eurozone's fourth-largest economy.
Boris Johnson's resounding victory means nothing will stop Brexit now, writes columnist John Lichfield. But it's still the biggest blunder the UK has ever made and will leave the hundreds of thousands of Brits across Europe feeling like foreigners on February 1st.
Spain could soon have its first left-wing coalition government after general elections on November 10th led to an agreement between erstwhile political rivals on the left.
Sue Wilson, from Bremain in Spain, looks at the main parties' election manifestos to see whether Brits living abroad get a mention and whether they deserve her vote.
Spain's Socialists and the radical leftwing Podemos have agreed in principle to form a coalition government, the leaders of the two parties said on Tuesday.
Just hours after the election in Spain deepened the political crisis and threatened more deadlock, someone imagined that what Spain really needed to sort this mess out was.."The A Team" or rather "The E Team" with an E for España.
Just 18 months ago, Albert Rivera was being compared to France's Emmanuel Macron and Canada's Justin Trudeau, was feted as kingmaker in parliament and tipped to be a future prime minister.
With its hard line against Catalan separatism, immigration and feminism, far-right party Vox was the big winner of Spain's repeat general election on Sunday, surging into third place.
The Socialists continue to be the largest single party but again fell short of an absolute majority while far-right Vox surged to become the third political power in Spain.
With 98 percent of the vote counted, the results show the PSOE drop three seats but remain the largest party while the PP and Vox both make great gains.
Spain voted on Sunday in its fourth general election in as many years amid heightened tensions over Catalonia's separatist push, an issue that has fuelled a surge in support for upstart far-right party Vox.
The young leader of Spain's conservative Popular Party, Pablo Casado, has toned down his harsh rhetoric ahead of
Sunday's repeat general election after leading the PP to its worst ever results with an aggressive campaign the last time around.
With his rallying cry of "Spaniards first" and untempered rage against those betraying the unity of Spain, Santiago Abascal has managed to turn the Catalan crisis into political capital that has fuelled the rise of his far-right Vox.
Voting opened in Spain on Sunday in the country's fourth election in four years amid heightened tensions over
Catalonia's regional secession push which has boosted support for upstart far-right party Vox.
Spain's political parties were on Friday wrapping-up a brief but intense campaign ahead of Sunday's general election, the fourth in as many years, with Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez raising the alarm over the far-right Vox.
Spain’s general election is 'al doblar de la esquina' (around the corner) as they will take place on Sunday November 10th. This is all the vocabulary you will need to understand it.
