Cape Verde fans in Brockton, Massachusetts, celebrated a 2-2 World Cup draw against Uruguay, marking the island nation's first-ever goals in the tournament. The historic achievement fueled hopes for a knockout stage appearance.
Australia and Canada have signed a $1.75 billion export agreement for an Australian-designed long-range radar system to be built in Canada. This deal marks the first phase of a pact to provide early warning radar coverage across Canada, including the Arctic.
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced his resignation, citing the best interests of the country after speaking with the King. He will serve as caretaker PM until a new Labour leader is chosen in the coming weeks.
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced his resignation, citing the best interests of the country. He will serve as caretaker PM while a new Labour leader is chosen in the coming weeks. His decision follows declining popularity and the recent election victory of Andy Burnham.
Iranian representatives abruptly left a high-level peace talk with the US in Switzerland, mediated by Pakistan and Qatar. The walkout occurred as US Vice President JD Vance was taking his seat, with analysts suggesting it was a choreographed move due to the political sensitivity of direct US-Iran optics in Iran. Despite the initial snag, both sides reportedly continued negotiations later.
The US military struck a vessel in the Caribbean on June 21, allegedly linked to terrorist organizations. Two suspected narco-terrorists were killed, and six survivors were rescued by the US Coast Guard. The operation, part of a broader campaign against narco-trafficking, has reportedly resulted in over 210 deaths since September.
David Batty was adopted at seven and later sought his birth mother, discovering she was coerced into relinquishing him. The Church of England has apologized for its role in such forced adoptions, with the government expected to follow.
Wyndham Clark secured his second US Open title at Shinnecock Hills, overcoming a hostile crowd that cheered his mistakes and booed his shots. Despite a significant lead shrinking, Clark held on to win, marking a significant comeback from a past incident that tarnished his reputation.
US and Iranian officials concluded their first round of talks in Switzerland, mediated by Qatar and Pakistan. Both sides agreed on a roadmap for further technical discussions on nuclear issues, sanctions, and conflict de-escalation in Lebanon, aiming for a deal within 60 days. Tensions remain high with ongoing conflict in Lebanon and threats exchanged between the US and Iran.
North Korea accused the US and Western countries of fueling concerns over Nazism's revival on the anniversary of Nazi Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union. Pyongyang claims 'modern-day Nazi forces' have reemerged, linking it to US/Western support for Ukraine and vowing to thwart imperialist attempts to revive Nazism.
Si è concluso a Lucerna il primo round di colloqui tecnici tra Usa e Iran, mediati da Pakistan e Qatar, su cessate il fuoco in Libano e beni congelati. Minacce di "se chiudono Hormuz non avranno più un Paese" da parte USA, con protesta formale iraniana.
Si è concluso il primo round di colloqui tecnici tra USA e Iran a Lucerna, Svizzera, con mediazione di Pakistan e Qatar. Si è discusso di cessate il fuoco in Libano e beni congelati, mentre Trump minaccia Teheran.
Transfer news includes Marcus Rashford potentially joining Barcelona amid a Saudi offer for Raphinha, PSG entering the race for Crysencio Summerville, and Manchester United's lack of interest in selling Benjamin Sesko.
Iran's football federation (FFIRI) has called US claims of an individual with IRGC ties attempting to join the national team's flight to the US 'fabricated and entirely baseless allegations.' FFIRI president Mehdi Taj condemned the remarks by US Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin.
Gli Stati Uniti, l'Iran e mediatori hanno discusso dello Stretto di Hormuz in Svizzera, facendo "buoni progressi". I colloqui hanno riguardato anche gli elementi dell'accordo sul nucleare.
Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz, citing Israeli strikes on Lebanon and US violations of a war-ending memorandum. The US seeks Arab nations' help to fund operations against Iran and wants Iran to control Hezbollah's attacks on Israel. Trump suggested charging ships for passage or taking a percentage of oil.
Iran's Parliament Speaker and chief negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, warned the United States against making threats, stating that Iran's armed forces are ready to respond. The warning comes after former US President Donald Trump suggested potential further strikes against Iran over the situation in Lebanon.
US and Iran delegations are continuing talks in Switzerland aimed at ending a Middle East war, with US officials expecting discussions to last through the night. The negotiations focus on deconfliction mechanisms and clarifying messaging regarding the Strait, following a protest walkout by Iran on Sunday after US President Trump's threats.
Iran's delegation left talks with the US in Switzerland aimed at ending a regional war, citing Donald Trump's threats against the Islamic republic over its support for Hezbollah. Disagreements over key issues and the threat of renewed fighting in Lebanon overshadowed the negotiations.
US-Iran nuclear talks are expected to continue overnight in Switzerland, despite a rocky start. The Iranian delegation briefly walked out following threats from US President Donald Trump. Discussions cover the nuclear deal, regional security, and keeping the Strait open.
US expects talks with Iran to continue overnight in Switzerland to end the Middle East war. Negotiations began rocky after Trump's threats, with Iran's delegation walking out, but discussions on the nuclear deal and deconfliction mechanisms are ongoing.
Iran's chief negotiator and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf warned the US against making threats, stating "our armed forces are ready to respond." He dismissed US threats as a sign of desperation and vowed Iran would "act" regardless of American statements.
Iran's delegation left talks with the US in Switzerland aimed at ending a regional war, citing Donald Trump's threats against the Islamic republic over its support for Hezbollah. Disagreements over key issues and the threat of renewed fighting in Lebanon also impacted the negotiations.
US-Iran nuclear talks are expected to continue overnight in Switzerland. The negotiations, aimed at ending regional conflict and addressing decades-old issues, faced a rocky start due to US President Trump's threats and Iran's delegation temporarily walking out.
