Spain Proposes Schengen Membership for Gibraltar
Some 15,000 Spanish residents cross the border to work in Gibraltar every day.
Southern Europe
Sánchez Needs to Remember Who His Friends Are
The Spanish prime minister is trying too hard to make a deal with his rivals.
Sánchez Can’t Put Off Catalans Indefinitely
Delaying talks risks disappointing moderates.
Turkey Lashes Out at Allies in Mediterranean Border Dispute
Cyprus and Greece are backed by America and France.
Setback for Montenegro’s Strongman
Milo Đukanović’s party loses power after thirty years.
France Deploys Warships as Tensions with Turkey Rise
Turkey claims waters in which Greek Cyprus is drilling for natural gas.
COVID-19 Has Put Catalan Politics on Hold
Talks about more autonomy and early elections have been postponed.
Cyprus Votes Against EU Trade Deal with Canada
Lawmakers argue the treaty does not protect their national cheese.
Spanish Congress Approves Coronavirus Recovery Programs
Lawmakers back measures for the economy, EU and health care.
Italy Should Heed Dutch Advice
The country would be better off if it accepted, rather than resisted, Dutch demands for reform.
Basque, Galician Elections Have National Implications
The results help Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and throw doubt on the strategy of his opponent.
Sánchez Walks Fine Line Between Left and Right
The Spaniard must keep an eye on his left-wing allies as he makes deals with the right.
Barcelona Without the Tourists
Barceloneta beach isn’t packed. You can actually go for a stroll on La Rambla.
Right-Wing Italians Swap Salvini’s for Even More Right-Wing Party
The League is down in the polls, but it aren’t the mainstream parties who are benefiting.
Arrimadas Shifts Spain’s Liberal Party Back to the Center
The Citizens break with other parties of the right to support the government’s COVID-19 policy.
