Forming The Bureau, First Test Of The Spanish Congress’s New Majorities
The complex and unclear result of Spain's July 23rd general election means that the two main parties.
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Russia Is Seizing European Company Assets
In recent months, Russia began seizing assets from companies based in Western countries.
Catalan Politician’s Case Accepted By ECHR, Spain To Answer For Alleged Persecution
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Spain To Welcome First Large-Scale Jewish Museum In Madrid
The future Hispano-Jewish Museum aims to showcase shared cultural history and promote understanding.
US Approves Sale Of Israel’s David’s Sling Missile Defense System To Finland
Israel's advanced missile defense system secures $345 million deal with Finland, signaling potential for further European cooperation.
Crypto Exchange FTX Seeks To Exclude Dubai Subsidiary From US Restructuring
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President Of Pro-Spanish Union group Compares Catalan Language To Slipper, Creating Controversy
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Catalan High Court Imposes Spanish Teaching In Primary School
Controversy arises as court obliges primary school in Girona to teach main subjects in Spanish, impacting students and negotiations.