Will Gibraltar’s Open Borders Save the Gaming Haven

Gibraltar has spent years punching well above its weight in the online gaming world. It’s tiny, perched on the southern tip of Spain, yet some of the biggest names in the industry have called the Rock home. Good regulation, sensible taxes and a reputation …

Gibraltar’s June bunker calls rise 17% on year

Gibraltar recorded 553 bunker calls in June, up 17% from 472 in the same month last year, according to Gibraltar Port Authority data. However, bunker calls fell by 8% from May, when a record 599 vessels called at the port for bunkering. The port recorded 2 …

Mjallby advance in Champions League qualifiers after Gibraltar win

Mjallby are through to the third qualifying round in the UEFA Champions League after a goalless draw away at Lincoln Red Imps, rounding off a 3-0 aggregate win on their European debut. Lincoln Red Imps 0-0 Mjallby (0-3 on aggregate) Advertisement …

Instituto Cervantes prepared to reopen Gibraltar branch after nearly 11 years

In response to GBC questions, the Government says its position on the Instituto Cervantes remains the same as it was when the GSLP-Liberals were in Opposition, back in 2011 when the Gibraltar branch opened. Number Six says, "The Instituto is welcome …

Busy Day 5 for Team Gibraltar at midway point of 2026 Commonwealth Games

Gibraltar resident among four arrested in major cocaine seizure off Portugal coast

A Gibraltar resident is among four people arrested after a RHIB reportedly carrying over 2.6 tonnes of cocaine was intercepted off the coast of Portugal. According to Reuters, the operation was carried out by Portuguese authorities in a major international …

FT piece says Gibraltar treaty shows 'softer Brexit is the only option'

Gibraltar's agreement with the European Union was the focus of a piece by Financial Times columnist Martin Sandbu, on the UK's future relationship with Europe after Brexit. He argued the agreement offers an example of closer alignment with the EU …

ATEIA Campo de Gibraltar warns ongoing customs issues could disrupt flow of goods into Gibraltar

The association representing freight forwarders and customs agents in the Campo de Gibraltar has raised concerns that continued problems with the new customs procedures could affect the movement of goods into Gibraltar. The president of ATEIA Campo de …

From Gibraltar to the Arctic

By Maria Elena Ahner For much of the past three years, Europe’s strategic attention has been fixed further south. The Red Sea crisis, instability around the Strait of Hormuz, recurring disruptions at the Suez Canal and Eastern European calamities Ukraine …

From Gibraltar to the Arctic: Why the Arctic Cannot Wait for the Governance of Tomorrow

For much of the past three years, Europe’s strategic attention has been fixed further south. The Red Sea crisis, instability around the Strait of Hormuz, recurring disruptions at the Suez Canal, and Eastern European calamities like Ukraine have …