Italy's competition authority (AGCM) on Thursday hit Ryanair with a €1.85 million fine for mass flight cancellations late last year and failing to adequately inform affected passengers of their rights.

King Felipe VI swore in the new government, which is made up of 11 women ministers and six men.

The Silence of Others, backed by Pedro Almodóvar, seeks to end amnesia over dictator’s victims

After a seven-year hunt, the US returns to Spain a copy of a Christopher Columbus letter from 1493.

THERESA May has reassured the Prime Minister of Spain, Pedro Sanchez, she will 'engage constructively' over the impact of Brexit on Gibraltar - the rock the Spanish continue to lay claim to - and declared the “UK was leaving the EU, not Europe”.

Leader of socialist PSOE faces uphill battle with just 84 seats in 350-seat parliament

At least 46 died when their boat sank in the Mediterranean off Tunisia, and Turkey said nine, including six children, died when a vessel capsized off its southern coast.

A judge in Spain has ruled against takeaway firm Deliveroo over labour rights it should have granted a former worker, a lawyer has claimed.

At first glance, new coalition governments in Italy and Spain look like a recipe for deeper uncertainty in two large eurozone economies. But the EU has been here before, Simon Nixon writes.

Spain travel to their World Cup base in Krasnodar next week and will play their final warm-up game in the Russian city against Tunisia on Saturday.

After eight days of private meetings and negotiations, Socialist leader Pedro Sánchez overcame the odds to unseat Mariano Rajoy from office

Naples and Ventotene battle for ownership of ancient myths of mermaids and sirens, but which destination in Italy was the real home of these strange creatures?

A draft bill was approved by the Italian government last week to increase spending on migrants in 2018 - even though the number of sea arrivals has come down.

The Maltese are the most likely EU citizens to complain about harassment or discrimination based on their political opinions, according to a European Commission survey.
The survey, which was partly about fairness and inequality, found that two per cent of all EU citizens mentione

Malta is in a state of emergency due to the rapid overdevelopment that has taken place over the past few years, according to Graffiti Movement activist Andre Callus. Interviewed on Indepth by The

The Malta Police have expressed their surprise at the comments made by Europol executive director Rob Wainwright, claiming that the Maltese police were at no point informed about any

Almost 90% of Air Malta pilots voted in favour of industrial action on Friday, The Malta Independent has learnt. On Friday afternoon, Air Malta said the airline pilots' association (ALPA) had

A levy on corporate turnover, as proposed by the European Commission and supported by larger EU member states, would be a major shift from existing rules, whereby companies are charged on their profits and pay no tax if they report losses

Incoming rules will lead to major changes in Malta including an almost complete ban on unregulated advisers.

Dolfin, the technology-savvy investment firm, has extended its global service offering and secured a custody, depositary, and execution licence from the Malta Financial Services Authority. With these latest permissions, the firm now offers private and institutional clients a comprehensive range of investment services from its new offices in Valletta.

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MALTA: The World Blockchain Forum was today the stage for the launch of a new full stack Blockchain services provider that will help the Blockchain and crypto communities capitalise on m

The government of Senegal has officially protested the death of a Hundreds of the street vendor who died on Thursday evening in Madrid.