Venezuela's earthquake death toll surpasses 1,700, with thousands missing. Rescue efforts continue amid growing criticism of the government's response. International aid, including body bags from the UN and increased commitments from the US and EU, is arriving.
Keiko Fujimori, Peru's conservative president-elect, narrowly won the election, becoming the first woman popularly elected to the presidency. She vowed to restore "order and hope" to a country facing organized crime and political instability, marking her fourth attempt and her family's return to power.
Andy Burnham, poised to succeed Keir Starmer, delivers a policy-heavy speech in Manchester, aiming to connect emotionally with voters by criticizing a broken Westminster system and promising devolution of power and resources, offering a message of hope and change.
Defending men's champion Jannik Sinner overcame a tough five-set challenge against Miomir Kecmanovic, and women's top seed Aryna Sabalenka breezed past Teodora Kostovic in their Wimbledon first-round matches. The opening day also saw upsets for Casper Ruud and Andrey Rublev, and a disappointing performance from British players.
Iraq's Ambassador to Russia, Dr. Abdul-Karim Hashim Mostafa, expresses hope for Iraq's future membership in the BRICS bloc, citing its importance, though noting it depends on various organizational conditions.
British tennis endured its worst day at Wimbledon this century as all 10 Britons who completed their matches were beaten, with high-profile losses for Harriet Dart and Cam Norrie
The European Commission is introducing a new €3 customs charge on small parcels under €150 from Wednesday, ending a 'de minimis' exemption. This aims to curb cheap Chinese imports, protect European retailers from platforms like Shein and Temu, and address the high rate of non-compliant products endangering consumers.
England's hopes of a winning farewell for captain Ben Stokes ended as New Zealand secured a 160-run victory at Trent Bridge, winning the three-match Test series 2-1. England, chasing 373, were bowled out for 212 on the final day, marking their first home series loss of three or more Tests since 2012.
Twin earthquakes (7.2 & 7.5 magnitude) in Venezuela have killed at least 1,450, with nearly 70,000 unaccounted for. Rescue hopes dwindle as time passes, with only one recent survivor found in La Guaira, the hardest-hit area.
Bitcoin is on track for a rare back-to-back quarterly loss, trading below $60k due to steady ETF outflows, a hawkish Fed, a strong dollar, and capital rotation into AI stocks. Altcoins are also experiencing significant declines.
A Venezuelan mother, Dayana Patino, and her 18-day-old baby, Juan David, were rescued from rubble after twin earthquakes. The baby's presence kept her motivated to stay alive, symbolizing hope amidst the devastation that killed at least 1,450 and left tens of thousands missing.
China initiates production of AI-assisted personalized tumor vaccines, potentially treating millions of new cancer patients annually, leveraging AI for rapid tumor DNA analysis.
A man and his teenage son were found alive in Venezuela's Caraballeda, 4 days after twin earthquakes (7.2 & 7.5 magnitude) struck, killing over 1,450 and leaving tens of thousands missing, amidst a pre-existing economic crisis.
Saracens secured their first Premiership Women’s Rugby title in four years, defeating Trailfinders with a clinical attack, strong defence, and impressive kicking game, despite playing with 14 players for 20 minutes.
Iran's national football team, Team Melli, saw their 2026 World Cup hopes dashed after a 1-1 draw with Egypt and subsequent reliance on other match outcomes that did not favor them, amidst a tournament marked by off-field challenges and controversies.
Germany advances to the World Cup knockout stage despite a 2-1 loss to Ecuador, but the team's performance is overshadowed by internal disagreements and the looming presence of past glories, particularly the 2014 World Cup-winning era and the influence of Jürgen Klopp.
Graham Horstman, a Queensland rugby league identity, fought Motor Neurone Disease (MND) with unwavering optimism until his passing six months after diagnosis at 51, leaving behind a legacy of hope for other MND families through his family's shared experience.
England faces an uphill task after New Zealand extended its lead to 204 runs with 9 wickets in hand on Day 3 of the series decider, despite Jofra Archer's impressive spell that removed key batsmen.
Scotland's first World Cup win in 36 years against Haiti wasn't enough to advance, as tough draws with Brazil and Morocco led to early elimination, sparking scrutiny of Steve Clarke's leadership despite his contract extension.
Venezuelans face desperate situation after dual earthquakes, with many left homeless and frustrated by government's response
Scotland's chances of reaching the World Cup knockouts have fallen from 42% to 0.42% in 48 hours due to unfavorable results elsewhere and their own 3-0 loss to Brazil, leaving them with a poor goal difference.
Scotland's chances of reaching the World Cup knockouts have drastically fallen from 42% to 0.42% in just over 48 hours due to unfavorable results elsewhere. A 3-0 loss to Brazil and a poor goal difference have significantly hampered their prospects, leaving them needing multiple specific outcomes in remaining group games to advance.
Iran's World Cup qualification hopes hang in the balance after a dramatic 2-2 draw against Egypt. A last-minute winner was disallowed by VAR, and Iran hit the woodwork twice in stoppage time. Their fate now depends on other group results.
Wimbledon's Centre Court debentures, costing up to £293,000 for five years, offer guaranteed seats but spark fairness debates. While the All England Club aims for public access, the resale market highlights a lucrative avenue for the super-rich, exempt from ticket resale laws.
