Spain could suspend Catalonia’s self-rule ‘without a problem’ despite having an acting government
President Sánchez hints at applying Article 155 as exiled independence leader Puigdemont accuses him of electoralism
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Dialogue still the way forward, say Catalan public in survey
La Vanguardia survey reveals that 82% of Catalonia citizens back negotiations despite previous failings
Constitutional court endorses suspension of Catalan self-rule in 2017
By rejecting appeals against direct rule after independence bid, ruling sets precedent on extent of Madrid's powers to overrule regional parliaments
Unionist leader offers Sánchez support to reimpose direct rule on Catalonia
Acting Spanish president meets Cs party head as government expresses "concern" over deal against Catalan interests
Heads of new government offices in Portugal, Central Europe and Baltics appointed
Executive to launch new delegations in summer, as part of recovering network that Spanish government shut down with direct rule
Spanish court accused of delaying appearence of jailed leaders in Parliament
Catalan parties call court's action a "delaying strategy" to stop former ministers giving evidence to Investigation commission
Diplocat gets a new secretary general
The Public Diplomacy Council of Catalonia held its second session since being reopened after Spain’s direct rule shut it down
Catalan president vindicates declaration of independence, on year on
Quim Torra insisted he will “not accept any sentence other than full absolution” for Catalan leaders in prison
Cs leader clashes with journalist: 'You lie, you're a separatist propaganda apparatus'
Albert Rivera accuses Catalan public TV of being at the service of the pro-independence movement and criticizes questions asked by journalist
Brussels to ask Spain over licenses to harvest coral in Catalonia
EU to demand information from Madrid after Catalan MEPs complain about controversial licenses granted during direct rule
Seven long months of direct rule over
Guide to the impact of the measures imposed to Catalonia since October 2017 by the ousted Spanish government
Ciutadans calls for control of Catalan finances, police and public media
Albert Rivera urges Spanish president Mariano Rajoy to extend direct rule
Ciutadans urges Rajoy not to lift direct rule of Catalonia
Albert Rivera says Madrid will need to be "vigilant" and new government cannot be trusted until it admits last one was "wrong"