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Spain's NSO Spyware Probe Stalls Amid Israel's Silence

1/23/2026

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Spain Investigates NSO Spyware

The NSO Group spyware investigation in Spain has stalled because Israel has not responded to requests for assistance.
The probe was launched after NSO Group spyware was linked to the surveillance of Spanish officials.
Judge José Luis Calama of Spain criticized Israel for violating international agreements, hindering progress.
Separately, investigators in Adamuz found a broken rail joint as a potential cause, with at least 42 fatalities.

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Spain Train Collision

At least 43 people died when two high-speed trains collided in Adamuz, southern Spain, on January 19, 2026.
The crash involved an Iryo train that derailed and collided with a Renfe service.
Investigators are examining a potential crack in the track that may have contributed to the derailment.
Rescue efforts continue with 45 people missing.

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Spain Investigates NSO Spyware

The NSO Group spyware investigation in Spain has stalled because Israel has not responded to requests for assistance.
The probe was launched after NSO Group spyware was linked to the surveillance of Spanish officials.
Judge José Luis Calama of Spain criticized Israel for violating international agreements, hindering progress.
Separately, investigators in Adamuz found a broken rail joint as a potential cause, with at least 42 fatalities.

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