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89 still missing after Spanish flood disaster

89 people are still missing after the floods in Spanish Valencia, where 211 of last week's 217 deaths in connection with the storm occurred. Nearly 15,000 people from the military and police have been deployed, announced Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.

89 still missing after Spanish flood disaster

New red warning in flood-hit Valencia

A new warning for heavy rain has been issued in the heavily flood-stricken region of Valencia in Spain. Earlier in the day, Spain's royal couple and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez were forced to flee the severely affected city of Paiporta, after being attacked with mud and trash by angry residents.

New red warning in flood-hit Valencia

New red warning in flood-stricken Valencia

A new warning for heavy rain has been issued in the heavily flood-affected region of Valencia in Spain. Earlier in the day, Spain's royal couple and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez were forced to flee the severely affected city of Paiporta, after being attacked with mud and trash by angry residents.

New red warning in flood-stricken Valencia

This is the epicenter of the flood: "A battlefield"

The death toll is rising after the extensive flooding in Spain. In the town of Paiporta, which is described in local media as the "ground zero" of the disaster, the devastation is difficult to grasp.

This is the epicenter of the flood: "A battlefield"

10,000 soldiers and police officers called in to Spain

5,000 extra soldiers and as many police officers are called in to help with the rescue operation after the storm in Spain, promises Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. .

10,000 soldiers and police officers called in to Spain

Over 150 dead in Spain – anger grows

Over 155 people have died in the major floods in Spain. At the same time, anger is growing over the authorities' slow response.

Over 150 dead in Spain – anger grows

Over 90 dead in Spain: "Trapped like rats"

Spain has been hit by devastating floods. Nearly 100 people have been confirmed dead by authorities.

Over 90 dead in Spain: "Trapped like rats"

Spanish Visit to India – Inaugurates Military Factory

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is visiting India. There, he is inaugurating, among other things, a military aircraft factory together with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi.

Spanish Visit to India – Inaugurates Military Factory

Security Council: Strong Concern After Israeli Attack

The UN Security Council expresses "strong concern" after Israel fired at and injured UN peacekeeping forces in southern Lebanon in connection with Israel's intensified military efforts in the region. This is the first time the UN's most powerful organ has spoken out about last week's Israeli attack on the UN force, called Unifil.

Security Council: Strong Concern After Israeli Attack

Many dead in rare attack on northern Lebanon

Around 20 people have been killed in an Israeli attack on northern Lebanon. It is reported to be the first time Israel has launched an attack on the area.

Many dead in rare attack on northern Lebanon

Diplomatic friction as Mexico snubs the king

Mexico's next president Claudia Sheinbaum does not invite Spain's King Felipe VI to the party when she is sworn in. Spain responds by completely boycotting the ceremony.

Diplomatic friction as Mexico snubs the king

Madrid Meeting on Palestinians – Without the US and Israel

Spain hosted a meeting on Friday about the Palestinians' future in the Middle East, discussing when and how the war between Israel and terrorist-stamped Hamas will end. > The international community must take decisive steps towards a just and long-lasting peace in the Middle East, said Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in his opening speech.

Madrid Meeting on Palestinians – Without the US and Israel

The Opposition Leader Fled for His Life

Venezuela's opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia has arrived in Spain, where he has been granted asylum. The opposition leader has been forced to flee after being threatened by Nicolás Maduro's regime and judiciary.

The Opposition Leader Fled for His Life

The Separatist Leader Defies Arrest Warrant

The former separatist leader Carles Puigdemont has promised to participate in person in Barcelona at the vote for Catalonia's regional leader. This despite the fact that he is still wanted and risks being arrested as soon as he sets foot in Spain.

The Separatist Leader Defies Arrest Warrant

Prime Minister refuses to testify – sues judge

Spain's Prime Minister does not intend to give any oral testimony against his wife Begoña Gómez in an ongoing corruption investigation. Instead, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is suing the judge handling the case.

Prime Minister refuses to testify – sues judge

Spain's Prime Minister's wife is called in for questioning

A Spanish judge, Begoña Gómez, calls Pedro Sánchez's wife to testify before a court as part of the corruption investigation into her. .

Spain's Prime Minister's wife is called in for questioning