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Disinheriting a child in Spain is possible though controversial, and there are quite a few legal hoops to jump through first that you might not be aware of.

Unsatisfied with the government response to previous protests, Spain's Canary Islands have called for further anti-tourism action in what organisers have hinted could be the beginning of a 'hot autumn' of demonstrations.

Buoyed by a dynamic domestic market and greater global visibility, Spain's video game industry is on the rise with a handful of studios looking to compete with sector giants.

A documentary about bullfighting, "Tardes de Soledad", has picked up the top award at the San Sebastián Film Festival, its graphic nature and untold storytelling causing both admiration and disgust among viewers.

Rescue teams on Sunday resumed searching for at least 48 migrants who went missing the day before when their boat overturned just as it was being rescued off Spain's Canary Islands, killing at least nine people.

In this week’s Inside Spain we look at the horrifying scandal of stolen babies during the Franco era, and why more than half of the country’s population are passive smokers.

The EU's much awaited Entry/Exit border checks for non-EU visitors is scheduled to launch on November 10th. But whilst there has been no official confirmation in Brussels the start of the long-awaited EES system could be postponed again.

Spain is not usually celebrated for its desserts, but one northern Spanish treat has broken down all borders and taken the world by storm.

One of Spain’s leading trade unions has called for a general strike in 50 cities on Friday to denounce the war in Gaza, with protesting, picketing and some travel disturbances expected throughout the day.

What happens if you find yourself with a large bill in Spain - will shops or businesses actually accept banknotes of €100 and over?