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    In Mexico, World Cup revives pain of missing loved ones

    As the World Cup returns to Mexico, mothers like Norma Laguna are reminded of their missing children, a grim reality for over 135,000 families. These "madres buscadoras" tirelessly search dangerous territories for loved ones, often facing bureaucratic hurdles and a lack of support. Their efforts highlight the ongoing crisis of disappearances linked to cartel violence, with grassroots groups uncovering bodies and demanding answers.

    Young Sherlock to release on OTT soon: Where and when to watch this mystery show about the famous detective's early days

    Young Sherlock is set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video on March 4, 2026, with all eight episodes releasing at once. Starring Hero Fiennes Tiffin as a 19-year-old Sherlock Holmes, the series explores the detective’s early years at Oxford University, where he becomes entangled in his first murder case that unfolds into a larger global conspiracy.

    Spain’s luxury train to take tourists on a weeklong journey from 2026

    Spain's Al Andalus train will offer a new journey. The seven-day trip between Seville and Madrid starts in 2026. Passengers will explore Cordoba, Cadiz, and Toledo. The train features dining cars and a lounge. Spanish cuisine will be served. Guests can enjoy live music and cultural programs. Fares start at €6,600 per person. Bookings are available online.

    Sergio Ramos scores as Monterrey hold Inter Milan to 1–1 draw in FIFA Club World Cup Group E opener

    Monterrey and Inter Milan opened their FIFA Club World Cup 2025 campaigns with a 1–1 draw, as Sergio Ramos and Lautaro Martínez found the net. Both clubs earned one point in Group E, trailing River Plate, who lead the standings after defeating Urawa Red Diamonds. Ramos praised the tournament's global significance

    Your favourite wine regions will feel the heat

    Climate change now poses risks to European wine regions. Research shows areas in Northern Italy, Spain, Greece, and Bulgaria are highly vulnerable.

    Spain shocked as 14-year-old stabs five people in school

    The head of the Spanish bishops' conference, Archbishop Francisco Cesar Garcia Mogan, called for "urgent reflection" and a focus on mental health in education. Spain has a low crime rate -- especially of violent crime -- compared to other European countries.

    The Economic Times
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