Friday 30 October 2026

Spain

country in southwestern Europe with territories in Africa

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Organization · 7 stories in 30 days · 1 this week

How the coverage leans

47 articles from 16 outlets, last 30 days

Peak: Tue 13 Oct, 18 articles

About half the coverage comes from centre-rated outlets. Left-leaning outlets ran 14 of these articles, right-leaning ones 7.

Often in the news with

How many of these 7 stories also name them · + follows in place

Coverage timeline

  1. World · Spain

    Spain deports migrants from Ceuta amid rights concerns

    Spain deported multiple migrants from the enclave of Ceuta to Morocco, marking the first such action since a mass border crossing in July. The move has drawn criticism from rights groups and is under judicial scrutiny.

  2. World · Spain

    Spain's king visits Ceuta amid migration crisis and diplomatic tensions

    King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia made their first joint visit to Ceuta in 14 years, amid ongoing migration challenges and strained relations with Morocco. The visit underscores Spain's stance on sovereignty over the territory and comes after a major migrant influx in July.

  3. Sports · Spain

    Spain to appeal FIFA fine over fans' anti-Muslim chants

    Spain faces a $20,000 fine from FIFA after fans chanted an anti-Muslim slogan during a friendly match against Egypt in Barcelona. The incident has drawn criticism and prompted an appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

  4. Sports · United Kingdom

    Southgate rules out Premier League management return

    Gareth Southgate has stated he does not plan to return to Premier League management. He also said he no longer enjoys football victories, having last attended a match in May 2025.

  5. Politics · Spain

    Spanish lawyer launches centrist party ahead of snap election

    Miriam González Durántez, wife of former UK deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, has launched a new centrist political party in Spain. The move aims to offer a liberal alternative in the upcoming general election and address growing political polarization.