Thousands of people are set to paint a Spanish town red with tomato pulp during the famous "Tomatina" festival.

A booming tourism sector, foreign investment and immigration are among the main pillars supporting economic growth in Spain.

The fires have ravaged small, sparsely populated towns in the country's northwest, forcing locals in many cases to act as ...

Ever wanted to throw tomatoes at strangers? La Tomatina Festival 2025 is back in Spain this Wednesday, Travel, Times Now ...

The 1.2km fence dividing Spain and Gibraltar is expected to be dismantled in January 2026, scrapping daily checks for the ...

Follow live coverage with text and score updates as the current world champions the Black Ferns open their campaign against ...

Defending champions New Zealand start their quest for a record-extending seventh Women's Rugby World Cup with a curious 54-8 ...

British holidaymakers who’ve jetted off to Spain for the last week of August are warned of an “extreme” fire risk across the ...

Spain really loves its tourists, as they’re about 12 per cent of its GDP, but just until they start acting strange.

Spain's weather agency warned the public on Monday to be "cautious" of the "very high or extreme fire danger." ...

After surviving the perilous trek through the jungle of Panama's Darien Gap with his wife and three daughters to reach the ...

Portia Woodman-Wickliffe extended her Women's Rugby World Cup try-scoring record to 21 as defending champions New Zealand ...