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The United States is discussing co-production of AMRAAM missiles and a European maintenance facility for Patriot missiles with NATO allies, according to a source. The plan, expected to be formalized at the NATO summit in Ankara, could boost US defense industry capacity, with PAC-3 and AMRAAM missiles in high demand in Ukraine.
Turkiye handed the US their first World Cup defeat in a dead-rubber group match, but the focus shifts to the round of 16 where the US face Belgium. FIFA's decision to suspend Folarin Balogun's red-card ban after President Trump's reported intervention has sparked debate over political influence in football.
Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis has urged Andy Burnham, expected to become UK prime minister, to commit to a trajectory towards Nato's 3.5% of GDP defence spending target. Reports detail a £4.7bn funding gap in the defence investment plan and Treasury's lack of analysis on trade-offs, while Nato's chief expresses confidence in Burnham's commitment.
Erling Haaland scored twice late on to give Norway a 2-1 win over Brazil, sending them into the World Cup quarter-finals for the first time. Brazil's earliest exit since 1990 was sealed as Neymar's stoppage-time penalty proved a consolation.
Eurovision director Martin Green affirmed there will be no further votes on excluding Israel, citing EBU membership's near-70% decision that broadcasters are not responsible for government actions. The announcement comes amid boycotts by five countries and unsubstantiated cheating allegations, while Israel's KAN and Keshet 12 renew their partnership to select the 2027 representative through 'The Next Star for Eurovision.'
The FIFA World Cup round of 16 features high-stakes clashes, including Portugal vs Spain and USA vs Belgium. Opta supercomputer predictions favor Spain and Argentina, while England and Mexico prepare for a historic encounter. Neymar's retirement and FIFA's suspension decision add to the tournament drama.
Pakistani police have arrested four men, including a relative of Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, in connection with the alleged abduction and gang rape of two foreign women in Lahore. Investigators are now examining a possible cryptocurrency-related dispute behind the case, with the survivor's statement alleging a $100,000 payment demand and threats.
US President Donald Trump offered Russian President Vladimir Putin help in resolving the Ukraine war during a nearly 90-minute phone call on Saturday, according to Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov. The call, which also touched on the upcoming NATO summit, was described as "businesslike and quite constructive" by Ushakov, while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he also spoke with Trump.
Morocco defeated Canada 3-0 in the World Cup round of 16, with Azzedine Ounahi scoring twice and Soufiane Rahimi adding a late goal. The Atlas Lions advanced to the quarter-finals, where they will face France or Paraguay.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 enters its knockout stage with the Round of 16 starting July 4. Al Jazeera previews key matchups including Canada vs Morocco, France vs Paraguay, and Portugal vs Spain.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have married at Madison Square Garden, with 1,000 guests in attendance. Fans gathered outside the venue, and police were deployed. The ceremony included no bridesmaids or groomsmen, with Austin Swift and Jason Kelce in those roles, and was officiated by Adam Sandler.
At least 3,700 excess deaths were recorded in France, Belgium, and the Netherlands during a late-June heat wave, with officials warning that figures are preliminary and likely to rise. France reported over 2,000 excess deaths, many among the elderly, while Belgium saw a 39% increase in mortality. The heat wave, described as the worst on record in Europe, has sparked political repercussions in France.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz defended his country's NATO defence spending after US President Donald Trump called past efforts 'ridiculous'. Merz said Germany is doubling its defence budget within four years, while NATO leaders prepare to meet in Ankara next week.
As Morocco and Canada prepare to face off in the World Cup Round of 16, Al Jazeera previews the match, reports coach Mohamed Ouahbi's bold claim that Morocco can win the World Cup, and provides predicted lineups for both teams.
The UN Human Rights Council held an urgent debate on the deteriorating situation in Sudan's el-Obeid, where about 500,000 civilians face the threat of large-scale atrocities. UN rights chief Volker Turk warned of an unfolding catastrophe, while Save the Children reported the displacement of thousands of children and a cholera outbreak in the besieged city.
A punishing heatwave across Europe broke national June temperature records, with the UK experiencing its warmest June on record. The extreme heat led to school closures, infrastructure strain, and prompted climate experts to urge adaptation measures.
As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, France 24 examines how a long-standing rivalry with Britain, the shock of the Battle of Saratoga, and Enlightenment ideals drove France to support the American Revolution—at great cost to its own monarchy.
British authorities arrested eight people in connection with an international network of men who drugged and sexually assaulted partners. The investigation, part of Operation Medusa, uncovered over 270 individuals linked to online forums, with officials highlighting the role of digital platforms in enabling these crimes.
Australia and Egypt meet in the World Cup Round of 32 in Dallas, both chasing their first-ever knockout victory. The Socceroos, buoyed by a strong defensive record and young talent, face an Egypt side led by the possibly injured Mohamed Salah, with history on the line for both nations.
The UK's National Crime Agency has uncovered a 'truly international' network of men allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting women, arresting eight people and identifying more than 270 individuals linked to an online forum. The case has drawn comparisons to the Gisèle Pelicot case, and similar incidents have been reported across Europe.