On 11 September, a human chain was formed by people in Catalonia to demonstrate support for the territory’s independence from Spain. Joan Costa i Font writes that Catalan independence is not simply an internal Spanish issue, but has the potential to spill-over into the European arena. He argues that with the Spanish government reluctant to allow either an independence referendum or a constitutional reform, the European Union should now take an active role in the debate
A non-binding consultation on Catalan independence was held on 9 November, with over 80 per cent of ...
The Catalan government has announced its intention to hold a referendum on declaring independence fr...
The President of Catalonia’s government, Artur Mas, announced on 14 October that the proposed refere...
The crisis in Catalonia has thrown into sharp relief the choice facing the European Union, writes Jo...
Catalonia held a non-binding consultation on independence on 9 November. Francesc Trillas assesses t...
Tax laws and lack of financial autonomy have brought Catalan's disaffection towards the Spanish gove...
Elections are due to be held in Catalonia in November, with President Artur Mas also promising to ho...
A referendum on Catalan independence is set to take place on 1 October. Paul Anderson traces the cha...
What does the result of the Catalan elections on 27 September mean for the future of Catalonia and S...
A demonstration in support of Catalan independence from Spain was held on 11 September to coincide w...
Spain will hold a new general election on 26 June, following the failure to form a government after ...
The Catalan government has indicated it still intends to hold a referendum on independence on 1 Octo...
The Spanish and Catalan governments have been engaged in a dispute over a proposal to hold a referen...
Catalan President Artur Mas appeared in court on 15 October in relation to the symbolic referendum o...
By Marcus Pučnik Both Catalonia and Scotland are looking towards a referendum on independence later ...
A non-binding consultation on Catalan independence was held on 9 November, with over 80 per cent of ...
The Catalan government has announced its intention to hold a referendum on declaring independence fr...
The President of Catalonia’s government, Artur Mas, announced on 14 October that the proposed refere...
The crisis in Catalonia has thrown into sharp relief the choice facing the European Union, writes Jo...
Catalonia held a non-binding consultation on independence on 9 November. Francesc Trillas assesses t...
Tax laws and lack of financial autonomy have brought Catalan's disaffection towards the Spanish gove...
Elections are due to be held in Catalonia in November, with President Artur Mas also promising to ho...
A referendum on Catalan independence is set to take place on 1 October. Paul Anderson traces the cha...
What does the result of the Catalan elections on 27 September mean for the future of Catalonia and S...
A demonstration in support of Catalan independence from Spain was held on 11 September to coincide w...
Spain will hold a new general election on 26 June, following the failure to form a government after ...
The Catalan government has indicated it still intends to hold a referendum on independence on 1 Octo...
The Spanish and Catalan governments have been engaged in a dispute over a proposal to hold a referen...
Catalan President Artur Mas appeared in court on 15 October in relation to the symbolic referendum o...
By Marcus Pučnik Both Catalonia and Scotland are looking towards a referendum on independence later ...
A non-binding consultation on Catalan independence was held on 9 November, with over 80 per cent of ...
The Catalan government has announced its intention to hold a referendum on declaring independence fr...
The President of Catalonia’s government, Artur Mas, announced on 14 October that the proposed refere...