La Côte d'Ivoire mène 1-0 contre l'Allemagne grâce à un but de Kessié à la 30e minute. Le match, diffusé sur M6 et beIN Sports, se déroule à Toronto et est crucial pour la qualification des deux équipes dans le groupe E.
Syrian military and security forces face escalating attacks, with ISIS suspected as the main perpetrator due to temporary security vacuums and complex geopolitical conditions. Meanwhile, Syria's reconstruction is becoming a race between international powers, with China and Turkey gaining ground as US sanctions persist.
Waleed Saeed, 31, a UK-born Somali man, has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for running an online blackmail operation. He used over 100 fake social media accounts to exploit young Muslim men and teenagers, demanding money and arranging in-person meetings that led to sexual offenses.
Indian cricketers Harbhajan Singh and S Sreesanth's past "slapgate" controversy has resurfaced. Sreesanth challenged Harbhajan, citing a recent advertisement he believes referenced the 2008 incident, claiming financial benefit for Harbhajan and stating he has blocked the spinner.
Galvão Bueno, 75 ans, est une légende du football brésilien, connu pour sa voix grave commentant les exploits de la Seleção en Coupe du monde depuis 1978. Il sublime les victoires et exprime la déception, devenant "la voix du Brésil".
The UK plans to ban social media access for under-16s without age verification, requiring ID uploads. Critics argue this will increase data collection by Big Tech, harm privacy, and stifle competition, while proponents seek tighter speech restrictions.
Pump.Fun GO allows users to pay others to perform stunts for cryptocurrency rewards, raising concerns about exploitation, legal risks, and deceptive practices. The feature incentivizes potentially harmful or degrading tasks, with little recourse for participants if submissions are unfairly judged.
The Delhi High Court has upheld the Indian government's temporary ban on Telegram, citing concerns over potential misuse for exam fraud and misinformation ahead of the NEET-UG re-test. The court dismissed Telegram's challenge, ruling the ban under the IT Act is well-founded.
تستغل إيران الخلاف السعودي الإماراتي المتزايد، والذي يتجلى في سياسات الطاقة والتحالفات الجيوسياسية، لزيادة الضغط على الإمارات العربية المتحدة عبر استهداف بنيتها التحتية، بينما تتخذ السعودية موقفًا مختلفًا تجاه طهران.
Des vidéos sur les réseaux sociaux, souvent générées par IA, mettent en scène des personnes porteuses de trisomie 21 pour vendre des objets. Ces pratiques exploitent l'empathie, perpétuent des stéréotypes et nuisent aux vrais entrepreneurs handicapés.
A self-styled godman, Radhamohan Mishra, and seven associates were arrested in Pune for allegedly sexually assaulting, physically torturing, and financially exploiting a woman for over 15 years. Police allege the ashram operated as a 'modern gurukul' where children were subjected to abuse and manipulation.
Aztec's deprecated infrastructure experienced a second exploit, losing $2.15 million in ETH, DAI, and renBTC. This follows a similar incident last Sunday and highlights growing concerns about the security of abandoned smart contract infrastructure in the crypto space.
Crypto payments platform Pyra is shutting down, citing the Drift exploit. Users have until September 15, 2026, to withdraw assets or export private keys via a web portal. The platform will also facilitate future Drift recovery token distribution.
Two Russian-linked arsonists, Roman Lavrynovych and Stanislav Carpiuc, were found guilty of targeting property connected to UK PM Keir Starmer. PM Rishi Sunak stated the UK is under attack from "bad actors" seeking to "destabilise our democracy," linking the incident to broader Russian aggression.
A 75-year-old former mining executive, Ole Saeverud, has been denied bail in Mackay Magistrates Court, facing charges of possessing child exploitation material in Indonesia and distributing indecent material to children. Investigations revealed alleged possession of 51 files of abuse material, with concerns he may use his significant financial means and powerful connections to evade justice.
Harry Kane scored a retaken penalty against Croatia after goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic was penalized for moving off his line. Kane explained his stuttered run-up was designed to draw the keeper out, a tactic he researched. The penalty was retaken due to both Livakovic and defender Josko Gvardiol moving too early.
A self-styled guru, Radhamohan Mishra, and seven associates were arrested in Pune for allegedly sexually exploiting and cheating a woman. The guru, from Haryana, had been operating in Pune for eight years, claiming divine powers and subjecting victims to abuse. Police recovered electronic devices and valuables from his bungalow.
A self-styled guru, Radhamohan Mishra, and seven associates were arrested in Pune for allegedly sexually exploiting and cheating a woman. The guru, who claimed divinity, subjected the victim to abuse for 15 years, including forced acts and property transfer. Police recovered electronic devices and jewelry from his bungalow.
Un accord entre les États-Unis et l'Iran fait baisser le prix du pétrole et, par conséquent, celui des engrais. Bien que les prix soient en baisse, ils restent supérieurs à ceux d'avant-crise, impactant la rentabilité des agriculteurs.
Protests at the recent G7 summit, though smaller than past events like Genoa in 1999, highlighted wealth inequality and the perceived paralysis of governments against concentrated private capital, symbolized by the burning of a Tesla. The summit also revealed disunity among leaders, particularly regarding Donald Trump's influence and US foreign policy.
Brandon Lee Anthony Chell, a former Tasmanian teacher's aide, has been sentenced to 15 months in prison for grooming teenagers and attempting to involve them in child exploitation material. He sent explicit images and videos to students via Snapchat.
Saul Justin Newman's "Morbid" challenges the anti-ageing industry, arguing it exploits fear of death with misleading science. The book debunks claims of extreme longevity and exposes fraudulent data in "Blue Zones," criticizing entrepreneurs like Dan Buettner and biohackers.
UK pubs and restaurants are criticizing a temporary VAT cut on children's meals, calling it "laughable" and a "token gesture." One venue launched an expensive "kids" menu with snail salad to highlight the scheme's perceived inadequacy.
A Filipino domestic worker, Malaya, won a £270,000 damages case against her former employer, an Emirati diplomat, in the UK. This case, alongside others, signals a legal shift limiting diplomatic immunity, especially in cases of modern slavery and exploitation.
