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Business interests and environmentalists at odds over proposal that would see runway extended into specially protected wetlands

More sustainable pavements coming to Barcelona’s superblocks

Marc Sanjaume, PhD in Political Science, believes Spanish president Sánchez was ‘very brave’ to release 2017 referendum organizers

Exhibitors present admit low attendance but some were able to make important contacts at the trade show anyway

Four Years from Now brings over 430 businesses from more than 35 countries to the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona

Medical requirements to be lifted for people over 16 seeking gender change

2,587 cases were reported on June 28 as contagion among youth raises concerns

Victòria Alsina says possible multi-million euro Court of Auditors fine for independence push seeks "civil death" of 40 officials

Mobile World Congress gets underway after it was cancelled last year due to Covid-19

Tackling rising rent and evictions are on the Catalan government’s priority list, as is the case across Europe

Outbreak risk and transmission rate rise as more measures are being relaxed

The number of Covid-19 patients in ICUs is now the lowest it has been in 10 months

From June 26 the Barcelona metro will resume its pre-pandemic timetable after 15 months of an altered service

Men's professional football and basketball top tiers had only accepted up to 1,500 supporters in last matches and only in some areas

Some beaches will be open all night and fireworks and bonfires are generally permitted but with restrictions