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Spain defeated Austria 3-0 in a World Cup knockout match in Los Angeles, with Mikel Oyarzabal scoring a brace and Pedro Porro adding a header. The European champions dominated the match and will face Portugal or Croatia in the round of 16.
Liberia's police chief told senators that individuals linked to the seizure of 237.6 kilograms of cocaine at Roberts International Airport could be charged within days, as the investigation moves from persons of interest to potential suspects. Separately, a senator has called for the suspension of security chiefs over the lapse, and the general manager of GLS Menzies has voluntarily surrendered.
The Kenyan government expects to receive over Sh200 billion from the sale of a 15% stake in Safaricom to Vodacom, with proceeds earmarked for infrastructure projects. The deal, which follows a Court of Appeal ruling lifting legal blocks, reduces the state's stake to 20% and increases Vodafone Kenya's share to 55%.
Belgium staged a remarkable comeback from 2-0 down to beat Senegal 3-2 in extra time, sealing a place in the Round of 16. A controversial penalty, awarded after VAR review, ended Senegal's World Cup run, sparking debates about the decision and coach Rudi Garcia's post-match comments.
Russian G20 Sherpa Denis Agafonov says Moscow and Washington are in close contact on G20 issues, discussing economic growth and AI. He notes no insurmountable obstacles to Russia's participation and supports the US 'back to basics' approach.
New UBS data shows Australia ranks third-highest in median wealth globally, with over 25,000 new millionaires added last year. However, reports highlight a growing divide between average and median wealth, suggesting gains have favored the wealthiest.
Harry Kane scored twice in the final 15 minutes to lead England to a 2-1 comeback victory over DR Congo in the World Cup round of 32. England will now face Mexico in the last 16.
Nigeria says it will pursue compensation from South Africa for property and businesses abandoned by Nigerian citizens who left amid anti-migrant protests. More than 600 Nigerians have been repatriated so far, while South African officials say those flown home were in the country illegally and reject compensation claims.
Foreign-owned shops in Durban suffered heavy losses after looting during protests demanding undocumented foreigners leave South Africa. At least 14 stores were targeted, with one supermarket losing over R1 million in stock. Around 900 people were arrested, including suspected looters and undocumented foreigners.
South African businessman Vusimusi 'Cat' Matlala's plea agreement in a major police corruption case has collapsed after he rejected a tougher sentence proposed by the court. The Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court declared the agreement null and void, and Matlala will return to court in September. The deal had involved testifying against senior police officials in exchange for a reduced prison term.
Amnesty International has accused Sudan's Rapid Support Forces of crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing during their seizure of El Fasher, citing interviews with 247 people, including 208 survivors. The report details deliberate targeting of civilians, particularly the Zaghawa ethnic group and children, and calls for a nationwide ceasefire and international protection force.
A fresh batch of Nigerians repatriated from South Africa has arrived in Lagos, with returnees recounting threats, intimidation and violence. The repatriation follows anti-immigrant sentiment in South Africa, including a deadline for undocumented foreigners to leave, which President Cyril Ramaphosa has rejected.
South Africa saw nationwide anti-immigration protests on Tuesday, with over 900 arrests and reports of violence and looting. While mostly peaceful, some incidents turned violent, including a shooting in Johannesburg. President Ramaphosa called for calm and condemned vigilantism.
France defeated Sweden 3-0 in the round of 32, with Kylian Mbappé scoring twice to move level with Lionel Messi in the Golden Boot race. The victory sets up a last-16 clash with Paraguay, and coach Didier Deschamps is set to step down after the tournament.
England meet DR Congo in the World Cup round of 32, with Opta's supercomputer giving the Three Lions a 73.9% chance of winning in 90 minutes. The match follows England's 4-2 win over Croatia and DR Congo's 1-1 draw with Portugal. Other knockout ties include Argentina vs Cape Verde and Belgium vs Senegal.
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that children born in the United States are citizens under the 14th Amendment, striking down President Trump's executive order limiting birthright citizenship. The ruling preserves birthright citizenship and has significant implications for immigrant families, including thousands of Indian professionals on temporary visas.
Anti-immigrant protests in South Africa, with a June 30 deadline for undocumented foreigners to leave, have led to police deployment and fears of violence. President Ramaphosa rejected threats as vigilantism, while experts highlight migrants' economic contributions and the role of right-wing groups.
South Korea captain Son Heung-min has apologized to fans for the national team's early exit from the FIFA World Cup, pledging to come back stronger. The apology comes amid a reported rift between players and the media following disparaging comments about Son, and after South Korea's group-stage elimination.
Morocco defeated the Netherlands in a penalty shootout to advance to the Round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup, marking the Netherlands' earliest exit. Fans celebrated in Monterrey as Morocco prepares to face Canada in Houston.
South Africa has deployed police and military personnel nationwide as anti-immigration groups, led by March and March, hold protests demanding undocumented foreigners leave by June 30. Officials urge peaceful demonstrations, while UN and Amnesty International express concern over potential violence.