Spain’s Bet on the Future: Embracing Immigration in an Increasingly Restrictive Europe

As much of Europe and the West moves toward restrictive migration policies, Spain is charting a different course, granting legal status to hundreds of thousands migrants. This approach highlights a widening ideological divide over immigration policy across the West and carries significant implications for the future of transatlantic alliances.

The Unlikely Challenge to the Spanish Housing Market

As landlords in Spain decide to list their units on Airbnb rather than renting them out to locals, limited supply skyrockets rent. In Spain's already strained housing market, the effects of Airbnb have forced the Government to intervene.

EU Labor Rights in a World of Platform Work

EuropeYasmin LountchenkoOctober 27, 2022European Union, Labor, Economy, Labor Rights, Spain, Poland, Hungary

When Will Western Sahara Get a Say?

AfricaSean YoungApril 15, 2022Human Rights, United Nations, Africa, Morocco, Western Sahara, European Union, Algeria, Spain, Military, War, Sovereignty, Diplomacy, Independence, Conflict