Giles Tremlett

Did Sven Kamphuis lead mega cyber attacks on the West or is his reputation being inflated by his foes?

Catalonia’s latest election brings increased social polarity that could spread beyond politics, writes Giles Tremlett.

Age-old tensions have resurfaces as the country buckles under harsh austerity measures.

Spain has crept closer to a bailout as the government leaked plans to cut pension spending.

A rise in Spanish unemployment has added to the woes of PM Mariano Rajoy as he tried to fight off a bailout of the eurozone’s fourth largest economy.

Despite the bank bailout, investors believe that the country itself might still have to go begging, writes Giles Tremlett.

A former senior executive at Bankia is to receive a 14-million payoff in a move that will cause controversy beyond the country’s borders.

Senior officials in Spain have believed that some areas will have no option but to turn to the central government for bailouts.

Far from presenting you with a fait accompli, the telomere test’s value may lie in extending your life.

As chef Ferran Adrià closes the doors of Spain’s feted El Bulli for the last time, Giles Tremlett in Roses, Catalonia, traces its intriguing history.

The world’s greatest chef is closing the Spanish restaurant that was his life’s work in order to take what he has learned online

A 10-year-old mother has provoked outrage in Spain, but if she and her family appear happy, why should the rest of us worry?

For 34 years the giant media group has reaped the benefits of Spain’s transition to democracy. But now it faces a radical overhaul.

A Chinese developer has decided to build a replica of the town half-way across the globe in Xiamen Bay, where mainland China looks out towards Taiwan.

Mark Thatcher may never be prosecuted in the UK for his role in the failed coup in Equatorial Guinea, say senior British law enforcement sources.