The ultranationalist Chega party is thriving by campaigning on issues the president of the European Council failed to address while prime minister.

Center-left candidate António José Seguro is projected to defeat far-right leader André Ventura and become the country’s next head of state.

La mujer ha fallecido en la residencia donde vivía, según ha confirmado el alcalde de la localidad, Eduardo Arilla, a la SER

In a bid to address its financial woes, the country’s national postal authority will deliver its final letters on Dec. 30, ending a service that stretches back 401 years.

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Housing Commissioner Dan Jørgensen warns member countries to take home affordability seriously — or prepare to cede power to far-right populists.

The pressure is now on Brussels to adopt real measures — or risk pushing more voters into the arms of the far right.

La cocinera Remedios Sánchez mató a tres ancianas y lo intentó con otras siete en Barcelona a lo largo de 24 días del verano de 2006

Who will govern the biggest cities is anyone’s guess, but anger over the housing crisis may help the ultranationalist Chega party conquer smaller city halls.

El valenciano Antonio Gali cumplió condena por tres asesinatos, entre ellos el de una niña, y al salir de prisión, con la salud perdida, eligió una aldea de Ourense. “Hay que dejarlo vivir”, opinan su...

Brussels wants more public cash to build homes — and insists they be genuinely affordable.

Residents are demanding a role in the reconstruction of their cities.

El reloj de las escuelas de San Francisco, en la plaza del mismo nombre, se paró a las 12.35

Six months on from the fatal disaster, Europe’s largest political party is meeting in the eye of the storm.

Berta Soler, líder de Damas de Blanco, denuncia detenciones durante misa en La Habana. Asistencia diplomático de EE.UU. y represión en Cuba

The EU’s body for scientific research, as well as local, regional and national governments, are mobilizing to poach top U.S. scholars.

After Luís Montenegro’s center-right government fell, voters will head back to the polls in May.

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Former Milan city councilor Pierfrancesco Maran reflects on how the pandemic transformed Europe’s cities — a topic no one wants to talk about.

“We’re running the risk of having the working and middle classes conclude that their democracies are incapable of solving their biggest problem.”