The EU-Catalonia Dialogue Platform calls for 'unconditional lifting of direct rule'
A group of MEPs meet Carles Puigdemont in Berlin to analyze the current political situation
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Spanish government will not attend Torra’s inauguration
Plans for a restrained event with no guests present “degrades institution,” says Madrid
Hip Hop artist Valtonyc to enter prison in coming days over lyrics
His lawyer plans to take the case to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg
Rajoy accepts meeting new Catalan president Quim Torra
Spanish president says they can only talk about issues "within the law"
Spanish president only EU leader to not attend summit with Kosovo
Other 4 member states of the Union which do not recognize Balkan country will be present at the meeting
Torra offers to reinstate sacked ministers in jail or abroad
Spanish government says deposed officials “cannot be ministers” again and appointing them would lead the executive to reconsider ending direct rule
Torra and Puigdemont to meet in Berlin on Tuesday
The 130th and 131st presidents of Catalonia will follow their meeting with a joint news conference
Rajoy to meet opposition leaders to discuss Catalonia this week
Spanish president will meet socialist leader on Tuesday and head of unionist Cs party on Thursday
Quim Torra becomes 131st Catalan president
Almost five months since December election, pro-independence majority sees head of government elected
Catalan speaker to bypass meeting with Spanish king
Torrent will notify appointment of new President of Catalonia in writing
Arrimadas: ‘I will personally make sure that in Europe they know what you think’
Parties against independence challenge Quim Torra’s bid for office
Torra not elected in first round – second vote called for Monday
JxCat presidential candidate falls short of overall majority as CUP abstains
Presidential’s speech ‘sectarian and divisive', says Spain
Spanish government says Torra's speech shows "little willingness for dialogue" and warns that it will keep an eye on him to avoid "any illegal acts"
'We are willing to negotiate tomorrow, unconditionally'
Quim Torra urges Spain to open dialogue with the Catalan government and asks Juncker for mediation
Quim Torra's swearing-in session: what to expect
JxCat presidential candidate to make speech before other parties respond and vote is called