Gibraltar
Coverage of Gibraltar in the Nexus archive.
- Gibraltar should show Burnham a softer Brexit is the only option
The article argues that a softer Brexit approach is necessary for Gibraltar, highlighting that closer alignment with the EU provides the best outcomes. It references a recent deal as evidence supporting this position.
- Gibraltar land grab stirs age-old dispute with Spain
Gibraltar, a British overseas territory, is expanding into the sea to address cramped living conditions, which has reignited a longstanding dispute with Spain.
- Spain and UK open new chapter as Gibraltar treaty takes effect and border fence falls
Spain and the United Kingdom are elevating their bilateral relationship following the provisional application of the EU-UK treaty on Gibraltar, leading to the removal of the border fence between Gibraltar and the Spanish municipality of La Línea de la Concepción.
- Gibraltar and Spain end border checks in boost for businesses
Gibraltar and Spain have removed border checks between the British territory and southern Spain, effective Wednesday, following the removal of a border fence. The change, under a historic EU-UK treaty, allows new freedom of movement and is expected to benefit local businesses.
- Historic UK-EU deal removes Gibraltar border with Spain
A historic UK-EU post-Brexit agreement eliminated the land border between Gibraltar and Spain, allowing free movement for residents and ending routine border checks. The treaty integrates Gibraltar into the EU’s customs union and Schengen travel area, while maintaining its British status and military operations.
- Gibraltar ushers in a new era as British territory's border fence with Spain is removed
Gibraltar's border fence with Spain was removed, allowing free movement under a treaty between the EU and UK after years of post-Brexit negotiations. The agreement, signed in 2025, eases border crossings for daily commuters and visitors, integrating Gibraltar into the EU’s Schengen free travel area.
- Gibraltar border controls lifted: Is it part of Schengen, the UK – or both?
A new treaty between Britain and the EU has led to the removal of border checks between Spain and Gibraltar. The article questions whether Gibraltar is part of the Schengen zone, the UK, or both.
- New era for Gibraltar with removal of border controls with Spain
Gibraltar has removed border controls with Spain, marking a significant shift in cross-border relations. The change facilitates easier movement between the British Overseas Territory and Spain, aligning with broader regional cooperation efforts.
- Gibraltar and Spain end border checks in historic UK-EU treaty
Gibraltar and Spain ended border checks in a historic UK-EU treaty, allowing the first customs-free crossings. The event was marked by a gathering of people waving Spanish flags and a statement from Gibraltar’s Chief Minister Fabian Picardo declaring 'Europe is back'.
- The border that vanished overnight
European allies, including EU leaders, are visiting Kyiv to announce new defense initiatives for Ukraine. The article also highlights the removal of border controls between Spain and Gibraltar as a Brexit-related issue is resolved, and discusses French university Sciences Po's potential expansion to Brussels.
- Border controls scrapped between Spain and Gibraltar
Border controls between Spain and Gibraltar have been removed, leading to the dismantling of the old chain-link fence. This decision enhances freedom of movement for people and goods.
- Gibraltar ushers in a new era as British territory’s border fence with Spain is removed
Gibraltar removed its border fence with Spain, enabling free movement under a historic EU-UK treaty. The agreement, finalized in 2025 after Brexit-related negotiations, eases border crossings for daily commuters and visitors, avoiding economic risks linked to passport checks.
- Gibraltar ushers in a new era as British territory's border fence with Spain is removed
Gibraltar's border fence with Spain has been removed, enabling new freedom of movement under a EU-UK treaty. The agreement, signed in 2025, addresses post-Brexit border issues and eases travel for daily commuters and visitors.
- Gibraltar ushers in a new era as British territory’s border fence with Spain is removed
The fence separating Gibraltar from Spain has been dismantled, easing travel for thousands who cross daily.
- Gibraltar ushers in a new era as British territory's border fence with Spain is removed
Gibraltar's border fence with Spain was removed, allowing free movement under a historic EU-UK treaty. The agreement, finalized in 2025, aims to ease cross-border travel for daily commuters and visitors, securing Gibraltar's economic stability.
- Spain begins Gibraltar airport checks as Brexit reaches the Rock
Spain has started implementing airport entry checks at Gibraltar as part of the EU's new entry system, effectively integrating the UK territory into the Schengen zone. The system was activated on Wednesday, marking a shift in post-Brexit travel arrangements for the Rock.
- New era for Gibraltar with removal of 118-year-old border controls with Spain
Gibraltar has removed 118-year-old border controls with Spain, aiming to enhance free movement between the UK territory and Spain. The change is expected to stimulate economic growth.
- Tax-friendly Gibraltar ups wealth requirement for rich expats to £5m
Gibraltar has increased the wealth requirement for wealthy expats from an unspecified previous amount to £5 million. The change aims to adjust eligibility criteria for tax-friendly residency programs.
- Downriver residents still without full power days after storms, DTE says restoration continues
Downriver residents in Metro Detroit continue to experience partial or recurring power outages days after severe storms, despite DTE restoring power to 99% of affected customers. Residents like Shawn Brendel in Allen Park and Beth Marple in Gibraltar reported prolonged outages, inconsistent updates from DTE, and challenges like spoiled food and medical device disruptions. DTE apologized for delays and offered outage credits to eligible customers.
- Oil Surges as US Strikes Targets in Iran Following Ship Attacks
The US strikes targets in Iran following ship attacks, causing oil prices to surge. Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have increased as Iran resists US sanctions on its oil exports and reacts to the seizure of its Grace 1 tanker near Gibraltar.
- Awaiting deal in Iran war, British navy prepares to clear mines in Strait of Hormuz
The UK Royal Navy is preparing to clear mines in the Strait of Hormuz alongside France as tensions persist between the US and Iran. The operation, which could take years, aims to secure a critical oil shipping route amid uncertainty over a potential deal.
- Britain Preparing for Mission That Could Clear Strait of Hormuz
The UK plans to deploy a destroyer to secure the Strait of Hormuz following the potential end of the war with Iran, as part of its military strategy. The Royal Fleet Auxiliary Lyme Bay, previously stationed in Gibraltar, is mentioned in this context.
- Pentagon reveals location of nuclear-armed submarine after Trump rejects Iran proposal
The Pentagon revealed the location of a US Navy nuclear-armed submarine after President Trump rejected Iran's peace proposal. The submarine arrived in Gibraltar, a British territory on Spain's south coast. This move is rare and comes after a rejected peace proposal.
- Gibraltar dumping all of its raw sewage into Mediterranean
Gibraltar is dumping raw sewage into the Mediterranean due to the lack of a wastewater treatment plant, affecting nearly 40,000 people and businesses. The untreated sewage has been pouring into the sea for decades from Europa Point. The government claims there are high levels of natural dispersion in the area.
- Daily briefing: This AI-powered robot is a table-tennis master
A robotic arm named 'Ace' powered by AI has demonstrated the ability to outperform elite ping-pong players. The study, published in Nature, also highlights the discovery of a new cell network in a mouse's brain and observations of monkeys in Gibraltar consuming dirt to aid digestion.
- Wildlife experts urge tourists to stop feeding Gibraltar's famous macaques junk food: Monkeys are eating SOIL to self-medicate themselves in response
Wildlife experts in Gibraltar are urging tourists to stop feeding the local macaque monkeys junk food. The monkeys have begun eating soil to self-medicate, likely in response to dietary imbalances caused by processed foods.
- Gibraltar’s monkeys eat mud ‘to avoid upset stomachs from tourist junk food’
Barbary macaques in Gibraltar consume soil (geophagy) to counteract gut irritation from salty and sugary tourist snacks. Monkeys with higher tourist interaction eat more soil, particularly during peak holiday seasons.
- Iran Tankers Go Dark to Sail Past US Blockade Laden With Crude
Iranian tankers have reportedly disabled tracking systems to evade a U.S. blockade while transporting crude oil through the Mediterranean Sea near Gibraltar. The move highlights escalating tensions between Iran and the U.S. over oil exports.
- US to Let Iran Oil Sanctions Waiver Expire Amid Hormuz Blockade
The U.S. will let Iran's oil sanctions waiver expire, escalating tensions over Iran's resistance to sanctions crippling its oil exports. The seizure of the Iranian tanker Grace 1 near Gibraltar has intensified disputes in the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran retaliating against U.S. sanctions.
- Gibraltar is resigned to a closer embrace with Spain
Gibraltar is negotiating a closer relationship with Spain through a new deal that prioritizes long-term benefits over short-term challenges. The agreement involves trade-offs for strategic gains.