At least 39 people have died and over 70 others were injured in a tragic high-speed train crash near Adamuz, Spain. The incident involved two trains on a recently refurbished track, prompting an investigation.

• The crash occurred between trains operated by Iryo and Renfe, traveling between Malaga, Madrid, and Huelva.
• Spain’s Transport Minister, Oscar Puente, described the incident as "extremely strange," with an investigation expected to last at least a month.
• The type of train involved was a Freccia 1000, capable of speeds up to 400 km/h (250 mph), recalling Spain’s worst high-speed rail accident in 2013.