Spain has become a “problem” for NATO because socialist president Pedro Sanchez is a problem for Spain. The cold reception he received at the NATO summit in The Hague due to his public rejection of ...

Tensions ran high as Santiago Abascal of Vox and PP lawmakers demanded Sánchez's resignation, while Sánchez shifted the focus to corruption within the opposition party. #EuropeNews ...

A downbeat Pedro Sánchez asked for the forgiveness of the Spanish people Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has apologised to the Spanish people after an escalating corruption scandal brought down a ...

The NATO summit is being held in The Hague against the backdrop of conflicts in the Middle East and Russia's ongoing invasion ...

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The Spanish police linked Sánchez to a widening corruption scandal shaking the Socialist party. MADRID – Pressure is mounting on Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez after a bombshell police ...

Spain will meet the new capabilities targets agreed by NATO members in Wednesday's summit in The Hague but it considers its current defence spending of 2% of gross domestic product as "sufficient ...

Scandals are piling up for Sánchez, but the opposition is split: the Popular Party calls for protests while Vox pushes a likely doomed no-confidence vote. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is ...

Sánchez said in April that the government would raise defense spending by 10.5 billion euros ($12 billion) in 2025 to reach NATO’s previous target of 2% of GDP.

He also urged Pedro Sánchez to stand firm in the face of pressure from NATO, despite the reproaches he may receive, recalling that IU, of which minister Sira Rego is a member, firmly rejects the ...

Pedro is the fourth senior player to move from Brighton to Chelsea since 2022, following record signing Moises Caicedo, defender Marc Cucurella and goalkeeper Robert Sanchez.

Argentina's President Javier Milei insulted Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez at an event in Madrid, a year after a similar attack escalated into a diplomatic spat.