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One of the best ways to prove that you're integrating in Spain is to know some interesting Spanish trivia. Knowing where some of the most influential and famous Spaniards hail from originally is one such way. Who's famous in your region?

Romania's far-right presidential candidate George Simion has found strong support in a faraway place as he heads for a tense run-off election Sunday: Coslada, a dormitory town outside Madrid with a large Romanian community.

It's a long-held belief in Spain that the best and purest Spanish is spoken in the northern city of Valladolid. How did this claim come about and is there any truth to it?

New migration legislation affecting hundreds of thousands of migrants is set to considerably increase the workload of already overstretched immigration staff, in Spain, thus lengthening waiting times for residency papers for all foreigners.

How important is integration when it comes to applying for Spanish citizenship through residency? And what are the most common ways for a foreigner to prove they've made an effort to integrate into Spanish society?

Madrid Barajas airport restricts access to homeless people, people with domestic workers to have to conduct risk assessment, Barça win La Liga and more news from Spain on Friday May 16th.

If you live in Spain, you’ll need to be fully aware of all the tax implications and make sure you adhere to the rules, otherwise you may be fined or worse. Here's how the Spanish tax agency finds out if you're not declaring properly.

If you're thinking of moving to Spain, there are lots of factors to consider and plenty of scenarios to keep in mind. Here are some of the most common mistakes people make when moving here and how to avoid them.

There were multiple protests against overtourism in Spain’s Canary Islands in 2024, and on Sunday May 18th locals will be taking to the streets of each island once again to show their frustration that their concerns are still not being addressed.

Groans and giggles typically greet votes at the annual Eurovision Song Contest, loved and mocked for its kitsch music and seemingly partisan outcomes. But what are the voting patterns, and what external factors help explain them?