Electric dreams
Electric bikes are easy to use and make you look cool, but is it worth buying one?
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Is it healthy to eat three meals a day?
Our ancestors rarely ate more than once a day, and now it's traditional for most people to sit down and have a full meal for dinner
ANDREW J. LINN | -
Tap water, off the menu
Free water has been suggested to be served for the last couple of years, but only now has it come into effect
TXEMA MARTÍN | -
The Scandinavian connection
On 4 February 2022 the municipality of Fuengirola was 180 years old. This series reviews the rich history of the location, from prehistory to the founding of the modern municipality
PATRICK H. MEEHAN | -
Not in denial
Margarita Robles' intervention in Congress on Wednesday came at a bad moment for prime minister Pedro Sánchez, as his coalition government goes through a rocky period
MARK NAYLER |
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Genocides don't go down in history
Torremolinos now joins countless other towns and cities in recognising this atrocity committed by th Ottoman Empire in the early 20th century
ALEKK M. SAANDERS | -
Happy daze
It's odd that the happiest countries in the world aren't particularly known for their sunshine, a key factor for our happiness
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The spy who bugged me
Pedro Sánchez and his government have a lot of explaining to do, and a simple denial won't be enough
MARK NAYLER | -
The mask of sorrow
Two years of non-stop mask wearing finally came to an end, and it's amazing what you can forget
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Remembering one's roots
The history of cities is made up of gestures which seem small but are actually large and make a difference
IGNACIO LILLO | -
Bad service
It is said that in Andalucía there are great minds at work in the kitchens while front of house it is all improvisation and lack of training
ANDREW J. LINN | -
Whitewashed villages
The cleaning of white walls turned brown by the Saharan dust will reduce not only the budgets of municipalities, but our water resources too
ALEKK M SAANDERS | -
Trigger happy
Uninspiring new Popular Party (PP) leader Alberto Feijóo wants to take Pedro Sánchez down, politically speaking rather than literally
MARK NAYLER |
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Imagine no processions
Apart from the processions themselves, Holy Week brings with it a couple of further advantages - baked potatoes for starters
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Hard seltzer
The next few months will show whether it will be accepted by the Spanish market, but this foreign interloper could have one adverse effect: it may hit wine sales
ANDREW J. LINN |