Ukrainian children are growing up in a world entirely reshaped by Russia’s war. The Kyiv Independent spoke to children and ...

Pantoliano shared that he and his wife, Nancy Sheppard, had recently returned from Portugal and they are contemplating ... “it’s buried and there’s no map!” If Pantoliano does move to ...

Investigadora del Institute for Advanced Research in Business and Economics (INARBE), Universidad Pública de Navarra For Spain and Portugal, 28 April 2025 will go down in history as the day of ...

Spain’s electricity grid operator Red Electrica said it was able to supply virtually all of the country’s electricity demand on Tuesday morning, while Portugal’s equivalent, REN, said that ...

Power returned to Spain and Portugal on Tuesday after a major blackout disrupted flights, metros and communications across the two countries. Authorities said over 99 percent of energy demand was ...

What exactly caused the massive power cuts that swept Spain, Portugal and parts of southern France? That is the question on the lips of every energy expert in Europe – and theories abound.

Claims that the use of renewable energy is to blame for the widespread power outage in Spain and Portugal are "lies", the Spanish prime minister has said. In a news conference on Tuesday, Pedro ...

Work is still underway as technicians scramble to restore power. An unprecedented blackout brought much of Spain and Portugal to a standstill on Monday, stopping trains, cutting phone service and ...

Our map shows some of the areas affected. Almost 100% of power has been restored across Spain, but areas in Portugal are still reeling from the outages. Portuguese grid operator Ren said the power ...

Spain and Portugal were hit by a widespread power outage on Monday that paralysed public transport, caused large traffic jams, delayed airline flights and left utility operators scrambling to ...

A huge power outage is affecting large parts of Spain and Portugal today, including their capitals, Madrid and Lisbon. Airports have been disabled, and shops and offices are in the dark.

Now, millions of people across Spain, Portugal and parts of France are likely thinking of little else. While local power cuts are fairly common, what's happened across the Iberian peninsula is ...