Minister slams 'biased' EU mission on Catalan language immersion policy
Fact-finding visit to evaluate system is facing strong criticism
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Spain in talks with Belgium to keep official status of Catalan on EU Council agenda
Vote on making Catalan, Basque and Galician official EU languages pulled after concerns from several member states
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Catalan language is still far from becoming official in European Parliament
Request made over a year ago after deal between Catalan and Spanish governments
Puigdemont's immunity lifted: what next in his extradition case?
Far from certain that former president will be handed over to Spain as Belgium has rejected all previous European arrest warrants for Catalan leaders
Junqueras' immunity ruling yields strong reactions on both sides of independence issue
Calls for jailed leader's "immediate" freedom following ECJ ruling, while unionist insist he is still a "criminal"
The Junqueras immunity case: what you need to know
Thursday sees the European Court of Justice rule on whether the jailed independence leader has the right to take up his seat in the EU chamber
European Parliament bars Puigdemont's entry
Ex-Catalan officials elected in the EU election denied access until they are "effectively registered" as MEPs
Spain 'challenging fundamental rights,' says foreign minister in EU regions meeting
Alfred Bosch asks how Brussels can be "so strict with those applying to enter the Union, and not so strict with member states"
Will Puigdemont have ‘immunity’ to return if elected in European Parliament?
Spain will have “last say” in whether former Catalan president can be confirmed as MEP, according to European sources
Rosalía wins EU pop music award
The Catalan flamenco fusion artist won the Music Moves Europe Talent Awards in the RnR/Urban category
Six government offices to open abroad as foreign minister bows out
As Ernest Maragall hands over to Alfred Bosch, his department will launch plan to recover Catalonia's lost influence in EU
Catalan government brings Brussels silence in ‘digital repression’ case to EU Ombudsman
Spain closed more than a hundred websites in the run-up to the independence referendum
Two Catalan researchers finalists at EU Prize for Women Innovators 2017
Two Catalan researchers, Gemma Galdon and Isabel Trillas were amongst the finalists at EU Prize for Women Innovators 2017, an initiative promoted by the European Commission's Directorate General for Research and Innovation together with the European Parliament's Committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality. Galdon is a policy analyst working on the social, ethical and legal impacts of data-intensive technologies while Trillas is full Professor at the Faculty of Biology at Universitat de Barcelona and developed a pesticide based on a natural microorganism to control crop diseases. The ceremony, held on Women’s International Day at the European Parliament, awarded four European researchers for their outstanding contribution. They were Michela Magas, Petra Wadström, Claudia Gärtner and Kristina Tsvetanova.