The Latest Breaking News from Madrid

The future Hispano-Jewish Museum aims to showcase shared cultural history and promote understanding.

It is often thought that wild dance clubs only arrived in Spain in the late 1970s and 80s, once the dictatorship ended and the country had been freed from the ghosts of Franco’s conservatism. But evidence shows that 100 years ago (or even more) so-called “dancings” were happening in Madrid…

Queen Letizia's black and white floral gown was a total showstopper as she attended the opening of the Royal Collections Gallery in Madrid

Dispute rolls on over the cost and benefits of restoring tax-free shopping for international visitors

An uncertain future awaits Spain after Partido Popular performed worse than expected while the Socialists rebounded.

Feijóo's People's Party and Vox fail to secure enough seats, leaving Spain's government in a deadlock scenario.

Spain's inconclusive national election has produced one result that will be greeted with relief in European capitals, which like Madrid firmly support the European Union

Conservative People’s Party wins most seats in Sunday’s vote but may fail to force removal of Socialist Pedro Sanchez.

Talks on border status are still not resolved, and success for the nationalist party could lead to a far more hardline attitude