Spain will continue to be “the engine” of the eurozone in 2024 due to the impact of tourism on the country’s economic growth this year, but the long-term future is…
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Zelensky Says Start of EU Membership Talks This Year Top Priority
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday that the launch of the talks on accession to the European Union this year is a top priority for his country, the presidential…
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Spain’s Feijoo Faces Parliamentary Vote Without Enough Support to Be PM
The leader of Spain’s right-wing People’s Party (PP), Alberto Nunez Feijoo, will open the investiture debate in the country’s Congress of Deputies on Tuesday. Feijoo was invited by King Felipe…
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Spain’s Economy Grows 0.5 Pct in Q2: INE
Spain’s economy grew by 0.5 percent between April and June (second quarter, Q2) this year, the Spanish Statistical Office (INE) said on Friday. Q2 growth was higher than 0.6 percent…
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EU Summit on Future Strategy Concludes in Spain’s Granada
Leaders of the European Union (EU) member states concluded their one-day informal summit featuring the bloc’s future strategy and enlargement here on Friday with the adoption of the Granada declaration.…
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EU Leaders Meet in Spain on Bloc’s Future Strategy, Enlargement
Leaders of the European Union (EU) member states met here on Friday for an informal summit to discuss the bloc’s future strategy and enlargement. Discussions include the future Strategic Agenda…
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Spain stalemate drags on as Pedro Sánchez’s socialist party loses crucial seat
by Jose Mariaby Jose MariaVotes from overseas means left and right blocs now neck and neck in race for power Spain’s socialist party has suffered a setback in its efforts to form a new…
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Europe’s recession may already be over
by Jose Mariaby Jose MariaSolid economic growth in France and Spain, and a very modest recovery in Germany could be enough to confirm that the euro area has already exited a recession that started in the final quarter…
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EU Inching Closer to Regulating AI
The European Parliament (EP) on Wednesday adopted its position on the European Union’s (EU) future Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, paving the way for final negotiations between the EP, the European…
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EU Policy Towards China Should Not Be Swayed by U.S., Croatian Expert Says
The policy of the European Union (EU) towards China should not be swayed by the United States, Davor Gjenero, a Croatian political analyst, said on Monday. Gjenero told Xinhua that…
