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    Spain train crash disrupts Madrid-Andalusia and two other routes; what tourists need to know

    Following a collision between Renfe and Iryo trains, rail services between Madrid and southern Spain are disrupted. Passengers travelling to Seville, Málaga, and Córdoba are advised to revise their itineraries as authorities assess the situation. There are cancellations on the affected routes, and both Renfe and Iryo have initiated emergency measures to assist the impacted individuals.

    Mourinho says Mbappe worthy of Ballon d'Or

    Jose Mourinho stated Kylian Mbappe deserves the Ballon d'Or award. He argued the prize should recognize the world's best player. Mbappe made history this summer, becoming a World Cup scoring leader. The award should not solely depend on tournament success, Mourinho explained. He believes the best players are those who will be missed forever.

    Is Spain really banning tourists?

    Spain has implemented new regulations to combat overtourism, effective January 2025, targeting short-term holiday rentals in cities like Malaga, Barcelona, and others. These measures aim to address housing shortages, environmental issues, and cultural erosion caused by the surge in tourism while preserving residents' quality of life and local community identity.

    Another deadly spell of rain in Spain? Malaga residents wrap cars in plastic and tie them to lampposts

    Despite warnings of heavy rain, Malaga residents wrap their cars in plastic and tie them to lampposts to protect against severe flooding.

    Google opens biggest European cyber centre

    Google opened its largest cybersecurity centre in Europe on Wednesday, warning that cyberattacks were becoming increasingly common and risked disrupting political systems. Google, which already has cybersecurity centres in Munich and Dublin, said its Malaga site would house experts building tools to combat cyber threats.

    'Picasso sculptor' exhibition brings together 61 sculptures he made between 1909 & 1964 opens in Malaga

    The exhibition traces Picasso's development as an artist over almost six decades of sculpting.

    The Economic Times
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