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LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's government said on Tuesday all 6.4 million electricity clients had power supplies normalised after Monday's country-wide blackout. It said in a statement all airports ...

Spanish authorities did not provide new explanations for what caused the blackout, one of the most serious to ever take place in Europe. In a televised address Monday night, Spanish Prime Minister ...

Note: this is an update to an earlier article in which Portugal's grid operator is quoted citing a “rare atmospheric phenomenon” as a cause of the blackout. It has since denied issuing this statement.

No official cause of the blackout is yet to be determined, but Portugal's grid operator REN has said it was down to a fault in the Spanish electricity grid, related to a "rare atmospheric phenomenon".

The blackout wreaked havoc on travel across the three countries, and the impacts extended beyond there, too. -Most schools, offices and mass transit resumed Tuesday in Spain and Portugal.

“Net-zero blamed for blackout chaos” proclaimed one headline from UK newspaper The Daily Telegraph, but no-one quoted in the article actually drew that conclusion, and the exact cause remains ...

Electronic Arts is reportedly laying off between 300 and 400 employees, according to a person familiar with the cuts speaking with Bloomberg. "As part of our continued focus on our long-term ...

On Tuesday, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said that the government’s priorities were twofold: restoring Spain’s electrical system and finding the causes of the blackout so that a similar event ...

Carlos Condori, one of millions affected in Spain and Portugal, was travelling on the Madrid metro when the blackout brought his journey to an abrupt halt. “The lights went out, and the train ...

Spanish daily El Pais reports significant disruptions to travel, with airports, trains, metros and traffic lights affected by the blackout. Spain's railway company confirmed all trains have ...