The Music Maker opinion
Having to get up early can be dealt with by sporting the stiffest of upper lips and a stoic disregard for social norms and courtesy until real life starts at about 11pm, writes columnist Peter Edgerton
The Euro Zone opinion
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez wants shared debt to be a permanent feature of EU financing, writes columnist Mark Nayler
The Music Maker opinion
Villages offer tranquility and a close-knit community but cities get my vote, writes SUR in English columnist Peter Edgerton
The Euro Zone opinion
Donald Trump's impulsive politics keeps Europe second-guessing, writes SUR in English columnist Mark Nayler
The Bottom Line opinion
SUR columnist Juan Francisco Ferré on the enduring allure of cinema
The Euro Zone opinion
Given that Sánchez remains in power, his refusal to comply with Junts' attempts at blackmail isn't good enough reason for a no-confidence vote, columnist Mark Nayler writes
The Music Maker opinion
The largest hedge maze in the whole of Spain. Speaking as someone with the sense of direction of plankton, that is something I will need to avoid assiduously, columnist Peter Edgerton writes
The Bottom Line opinion
Big business and bureaucracy have finally got the better of me, and I have closed mine, writes Liz Parry
The Music Maker opinion
SUR in English columnist Peter Edgerton asks, "What, exactly, is intelligence?" and challenges you work out the next number in the sequence 3,3,5,4,4...
The Euro Zone opinion
Columnist Mark Nayler discusses Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez' recent comments at the World Economic Forum in Davos
The Bottom Line opinion
Many of the speed cameras on the roads of Malaga province no longer have a preventative role, encouraging road safety, but are cash registers to raise funds to the detriment of our pockets, writes SUR columnist Ignacio Lillo
The Euro Zone opinion
Governments often try to make the very complex look simple, especially when constructing a narrative around a new piece of legislation, writes columnist Mark Nayler
The Music Maker opinion
If you happen to wake up on the twentieth of January 2025 gripped by a chilling bout of existential angst it'll be because it's Monday. More specifically, it's Blue Monday, the most depressing day of the year
The Bottom Line opinion
I'm starting to suspect that everything that comes out of Hollywood isn't quite real, writes columnist Troy Nahumko