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Peter Edgerton
The light fantastic trip
It's that magical time of year once more, when Christmas really begins with the switching-on of Malaga's magnificent yuletide lighting display
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Peter Edgerton
It's that magical time of year once more, when Christmas really begins with the switching-on of Malaga's magnificent yuletide lighting display
28 Nov 2025 11:34
Troy Nahumko
In Switzerland even the fish have more rights than life under Franco
28 Nov 2025 11:27
Mark Nayler
Now 95 and in poor health, Pujol, his seven children and fifteen business people are suspected of illegally amassing a fortune during the 23 years he was premier of Catalonia
21 Nov 2025 11:14
Andrew J. Linn
Pairing drinks with curry is a more delicate occupation than many imagine. The instinctive choice, an icy lager, has its place, but the world of curry rewards a touch of daring, writes columnist A.J. Linn
21 Nov 2025 11:10
Peter Edgerton
The splendid old adage 'just because you can doesn't mean you should' is applicable in many walks of life if you're in search of the best possible outcome in a given situation, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
21 Nov 2025 11:00
Mark Nayler
If Cuerpo were to succeed Paschar he would become the first Spanish president of the Eurogroup since the position was created twenty years ago, an opinion piece by columnist Mark Nayler
21 Nov 2025 10:57
Rachel Haynes
Spain's huge population of British residents who were affected by the 'mad cow' disease ban should now be able to give blood, as well as Spaniards and those of other nationalities who lived in the UK during the period in question, as long as other requirements are met
14 Nov 2025 19:50
Liz Parry
To mark the 50th anniversary of the death of Franco, former editor of SUR in English Liz Parry looks back at her experiences of Spain in the seventies and the tremendous changes the country has seen since then
14 Nov 2025 10:29
Peter Edgerton
As the years glide inexorably by, many of us find ourselves searching for ways to keep mind and body in tip-top condition or, at least, vaguely presentable
14 Nov 2025 10:10
Mark Nayler
This week, the EU Commission said that Spain, Cyprus, Greece and Italy will be able to relocate a quota of new arrivals to other nations, or receive financial support from them
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14 Nov 2025 10:08
Regina Sotorrío
Religion, in the broadest sense of the word, is in vogue, writes columnist Regina Sotorrío
07 Nov 2025 10:59
Rachel Haynes
This week at the World Travel Market in London, a huge delegation from Andalucía and the Costa del Sol has been working hard to keep up the record-breaking figures of tourists, especially the British, visiting the south of Spain
07 Nov 2025 10:57
Mark Nayler
Mazón's resignation over last October's floods raises questions about how blame should be distributed after a natural catastrophe, writes columnist Mark Nayler
07 Nov 2025 10:55
Peter Edgerton
Not long after the Wright brothers wrote their own little piece of aviation history, columnist Peter Edgerton spent a couple of years working at Gatwick airport rounding up wayward baggage trolleys and putting them back where they belonged
31 Oct 2025 11:31
Troy Nahumko
Spain is not immune to this pandemic of patriotic delirium, writes columnist Troy Nahumko
31 Oct 2025 11:25
Peter Edgerton
Maybe it's a direct consequence of antisocial media or maybe it's because we're more than a bit spoiled but there can be little doubt that we're all very sure of our own beliefs these days, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
31 Oct 2025 11:23
Mark Nayler
A year on from the floods that killed more than 230 people in Spain, most of them in Valencia, there is no evidence that the relevant authorities have learned any lessons, writes columnist Mark Nayler
24 Oct 2025 12:50
Jennie Rhodes
Stories about tourists being told to go home is hardly breaking news in Spain, but it does seem that this week the message has reached the Axarquía
24 Oct 2025 12:46
Mark Nayler
In a satirical piece written for the Journal de Paris while Franklin was American envoy to France (1776-85), he suggested that the city authorities tax window shutters, ration candles and (my favourite) fire cannons at dawn to jolt residents awake
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