Why Spain chooses engagement with China
Spain’s strategy towards China balances risk reduction and engagement to strengthen strategic autonomy while staying aligned with the EU.
Spain’s strategy towards China balances risk reduction and engagement to strengthen strategic autonomy while staying aligned with the EU.
Presentation of the 14th edition of the policy paper Spain in the World, a collective work by the Elcano Royal Institute.
In a divided country like Spain, the parliamentary monarchy serves as a unifying force and a symbol of stability.
The UK-EU agreement on Gibraltar has unlocked a road map for greater cooperation between Spain and Britain.
Immigrants and foreign workers are driving the increase in the working-age population and fuelling Spain’s economic growth.
General Franco died 50 years ago, but Spain bore no resemblance to the country he took over after winning the 1936-39 Civil War.
Spain’s average daily high temperature has risen nearly 2ºC over the past 50 years, marking a significant shift in climate trends.
What are the main strategic, technological, and regulatory changes in the EU's defence policy, and what is Spain's position on these developments?
Forty years on, Spain’s EU membership remains both a success story and a source of new challenges, having shaped the nation’s path.
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