MADRID (Reuters) -Spain announced plans on Tuesday to give both mothers and fathers an extra week off work after having a baby, extending one of Europe's most generous paid parental leave allowances to 17 weeks. Spain and Finland are the only EU countries to offer equal fully-paid birth leave to both parents.

For years, Spain's players were hampered by a lack of off-field support. But Euro 2025 showed their fight for elite conditions has paid off

Spanish retail sales rose 6.2% in June from a year earlier on a calendar-adjusted basis and excluding the effects of inflation, after rising by a revised 5.0% in May, the National Statistics Institute (INE) said on Tuesday.

Spain, the world's top table olive exporter, has seen its share of the U.S. black olive market plummet from 49% in 2017 to 19% in 2024 after Trump imposed tariffs of more than 30% at the request of Californian olive growers.

Spain made a series of firsts at Euro 2025, yet didn't quite have enough to claim their first title. It will hurt, but they have hope.

Spanish power utility Endesa faces claims of $240 million as part of an arbitration process related to a price review of a long-term liquefied natural gas supply contract, it said in a financial report published on Tuesday.