Barcelona
Former Israeli pro-cycling team starts anew at offiicial opening of Tour de France
The revamped NSN team, formerly known as Israel-Premier Tech, was subjected to a series of protests over their involvement in races in 2025 as a result of Israel's war in Gaza.
Spanish Jewish groups defend journalist Pilar Rahola amid hate speech complaint
Remains of medieval European Queen Elisenda, 24 others unearthed in Barcelona
Fighting antisemitism with gin: Kosher spirits project backs Jewish life in Spain
Barcelona's increased tourist tax: Where else to pay entry in 2024?
Many countries have raised traveler fees in 2024 to combat over-tourism, adding to usual expenses like flights and accommodations. Full list of entry fees and destinations.
Israeli film festival in Barcelona still on after last-minute venue change due to harassment
The theater where the festival was originally set to be held attributed its decision to a wave of harassment against its staff.
Lawfare Project wins lawsuit against former Barcelona mayor
The lawsuit challenged former Barcelona mayor Ada Colau's suspension of relations with Israel.
Barcelona restored relations with Tel Aviv, but is it enough? - opinion
The new municipality of Barcelona has restored the twinning agreement with Tel Aviv, and the official boycott against Israel has been put to an end.
Barcelona restores twin cities status with Tel Aviv
Barcelona's status as Tel Aviv's twin city had been suspended in February due to Israeli "apartheid," but the new mayor has reinstated them.
Greek airline launches flights from Israel to Barcelona for less than €100
This news comes right after Wizz Air airline announced that it would stop operating flights on the route.
Primavera Sound festival features Kendrick Lamar, Rosalia
Saturday headliners were Kendrick Lamar; Rosalia, the Spanish young phenomenon; and St. Vincent.
Barcelona mayor who severed ties with Tel Aviv loses election
She was defeated by Xavier Trias, the right-wing candidate from the Junts party, a former mayor who Colau had previously unseated in 2015.
'French Spiderman' crawls up Barcelona skyscraper in climate action
Sixty-year-old Alain Robert crawled up the exterior of the glass and steel-covered Melia Barcelona Sky Hotel, the Spanish city's fourth-tallest building.
Israeli apartheid: A widespread lie difficult to fight - opinion
At its core, the apartheid lie depicts Jews who have returned to their ancestral homeland as “settler colonialists” and “foreign interlopers,” comparing them to South African whites during apartheid.
