THE PRESIDENT OF SPAIN WANTS A DULY RECOGNIZED PALESTINIAN STATE AND WON’T WAIT A MINUTE MORE »
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is set to go it alone if the European Union won't act as a united entity and recognize Palestine as an independent and soveriegn state. For Sánchez, a Palestine state is about the only guarantee for sustainable peace not only between biblical antagonists Israel and Palestine but in the region as well. Sánchez's stand quickly earned him Israel's ire, bringing Spain and Israel's diplomatic relations to the brink of collapse.
TOXIC FALLOUT FROM THE WORLD CUP »
At the World Cup final, Argentina wrestled the magnificent $20 million, 18-carat solid gold World Cup trophy from France, the defending champion. Enthusiastic sports commentators raved about “the best supermatch of all time.” But when the dust of the desert has settled, there’s nothing left in Doha but the bitter taste of defeat – a defeat brought on by the failure of sportswashing to gloss over the Qatari image and present the Gulf state to the world as a liberal modern state. Among the debris from the Qatar fallout is the tarnished image of the European Parliament, some of whose MEPs, staff and lobbyists are accused of accepting succulent sportswashing bribes from Qatar. Upbraiding the suspects, EP President Roberta Metsola said, “Shame on you for violating the trust of the people of Europe.”
EU ON THE QATAR TOXIC FALLOUT: “DEMOCRACY IS NOT FOR SALE” »
"The European Parliament is under attack. European democracy is under attack. To those third countries who think Europe is for sale, make no mistake, we would rather be cold than bought"
WHAT’S SPANISH FOOTBALL SUPERSTAR XAVI HERNANDEZ DOING IN THE MYSTERIOUS MIDDLE EAST? »
Spanish football superstar Xavi Hernandez: “I’m enjoying my new life and time in the Middle East”
QATAR AIRWAYS Offers Best Services to Spanish Passengers »
Before 2014 is out, Five-Star carrier QATAR AIRWAYS will start receiving its first A350 XWB aircraft as the world’s launch customer
WORLD CUP FINAL: There was no Maradona to Bag the Trophy for the Argentines »
“Messi had hoped to match Diego Armando Maradona’s historic feat and take Argentina to where Götze had taken his country instead”










