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  • Jul 2

    Switzerland end 88-year wait for World Cup knockout win, beat Algeria 2-0 to reach last 16

    Breel Embolo and Dan Ndoye scored early in each half as Switzerland defeated Algeria 2-0 in Vancouver, advancing to the World Cup round of 16 for the first time since 1938.

  • Jun 24

    Bosnia and Herzegovina beat Qatar 3-1, reach World Cup knockout stage for the first time

    Teenager Kerim Alajbegovic scored a stunning opener as Bosnia and Herzegovina beat Qatar 3-1 in Seattle, securing a historic first trip to the World Cup knockout stage.

  • Jun 5

    Macron backs Montenegro's 2028 EU bid as bloc prepares Western Balkans summit in Tivat

    French President Emmanuel Macron visited Montenegro for the first time on Thursday, pledging support for its goal to become the 28th EU member by 2028, ahead of a summit with Western Balkan leaders.

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Hormuz burns, Burnham arrives

Trump escalates Iran war as Hormuz burns and allies brace for wider strikes

The Gulf again set the pace for markets and governments, as US strikes on Iran entered a ninth night and tanker traffic through Hormuz thinned. In Britain, Andy Burnham took over a restless Downing Street, while Europe tightened its grip on Chinese commerce and China pressed harder in artificial intelligence.

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European democracies and populism

Romania's governing Social Democrats proposed a parliamentary "crisis committee" to address the country's political deadlock, indicating an institutional response to ongoing governmental instability.

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