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That’s the thing about Christmas - ‘tis the season to be a more exaggerated version of who you are throughout the rest of the year, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
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Peter Edgerton
That’s the thing about Christmas - ‘tis the season to be a more exaggerated version of who you are throughout the rest of the year, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
06 Dec 2024 17:46
Mark Nayler
The political motivation for Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez’s backing of the Catalans’ quest for linguistic recognition also suggests that Galician and Basque are token add-ons, writes columnist Mark Nayler
06 Dec 2024 13:38
Ignacio Lillo
With experts forecasting that 90% of motorists will continue to use the same route as they do now, the only real transport solution for the Costa del Sol is the coastal train, writes columnist Ignacio Lillo
03 Dec 2024 11:24
Troy Nahumko
Azerbaijan's oil riches have served to help establish it as a regional powerhouse, projecting it onto the international stage by hosting large events like Eurovision, the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and most recently the United Nations Climate Change Conference
30 Nov 2024 08:43
Peter Edgerton
The stars have aligned to bring together, on the same day, two very important dates in the November calendar - the switching on of the Christmas lights in Malaga city centre and, that most American of inventions, Black Friday, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
30 Nov 2024 08:39
Mark Nayler
Víctor de Aldama's testimony has further damaged trust in a government that loses credibility with every month it spends in office, writes columnist Mark Nayler
22 Nov 2024 16:32
Charisma is, very often, simply a question of good manners, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
22 Nov 2024 16:25
Ignacio Lillo
The drought in Malaga province is not over. It's rained a lot, but the situation is still quite bad, writes columnist Ignacio Lillo
22 Nov 2024 15:48
Mark Nayler
King Felipe didn't deserve the mud hurled at him on 3 November. But nor has he done anything since to earn the cheers he received this week, writes columnist Marke Nayler
15 Nov 2024 18:15
Peter Edgerton
According to a survey somewhere by somebody or other, one in five toys being bought these days is purchased by adults for their own enjoyment, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
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15 Nov 2024 18:14
Mark Nayler
Cancellation of the Poyo project has proved to be a tragically false economy, writes columnist Mark Nayler
15 Nov 2024 18:13
Troy Nahumko
In the face of so much misinformation, non-partisan efforts need to be made to educate people how to stay safe and survive the aftermath, writes columnist Troy Nahumko
15 Nov 2024 18:11
Peter Jones
The Andalucía Bird Society recommends looking out for the Phoenicurus ochruros this month
08 Nov 2024 17:49
Mark Nayler
What do olive oil, jeans and steel have in common? All three have been the focus of trade disputes between the United States and European Union, especially under President Donald Trump
08 Nov 2024 17:45
José M. de Areilza
We are about to witness a regrettable European disunity in response to the victory of a politician who celebrated Brexit and cheers on Viktor Orbán and Nigel Farage, writes columnist
08 Nov 2024 17:42
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While ferreting about on the interweb for pub quiz material I'll get distracted and, instead of identifying Uruguay's second biggest city, will discover that I'm Chandler (from Friends), writes columnist Peter Edgerton
05 Nov 2024 16:15
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04 Nov 2024 16:27
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The Spanish word 'prórroga' is so fiendishly difficult to pronounce that columnist Peter Edgerton suspects Beelzebub himself dreamt it up in one of his many idle moments
01 Nov 2024 14:38
Mark Nayler
Íñigo Errejón, a star of the Spanish left, resigned from politics last week following an allegation of sexual assault. Columnist Mark Nayler looks into the background of the story...
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