By Brian Porro Over the last short while I have noticed several stabs at guessing the number of official languages for EU ...

The Spanish request fell short of the necessary majority, as countries like Finland, Sweden and Austria voiced their reservations. View on euronews ...

EU countries have once again postponed a decision on granting Catalan, Basque and Galician official status as EU languages, citing a lack of unanimous support among member states.

The PLR Act is an old legal system adopted by several European countries, with Denmark leading the way in 1946. Essentially, ...

Spain pushes EU for official status of Basque, Catalan, and Galician languages; Brussels repeatedly postpones decision.

The loss complicates PM Pedro Sánchez’s ability to pass a fresh budget bill and meet NATO’s demands for increased defense ...

Spain to offer free glasses and contact lenses to under-16s, EU to decide if it recognises Spain’s co-official languages and more news on Tuesday May 27th.

Spain’s push to recognise Catalan, Basque, and Galician as EU languages has stalled amid legal doubts and cost concerns from other member states.

The EU and Mercosur countries expect to sign the agreement in a December ceremony. “It is a short timeframe, but we are going ...

Spain has failed to obtain the necessary unanimity to elevate Catalan, Galician and Basque into official languages of the European Union, as several member states raised concerns over the ...