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The 50-48 vote saw four Republicans join Democrats in instructing President Donald Trump to halt military action or seek legislative approval, though the President dismissed the measure as meaningless.
As the knockout phase approaches on June 28, Mexico, the United States, Germany, Argentina, France, and Norway have confirmed their places in the last 32, while five teams face early exits under FIFA’s revised regulations.
The Italian luxury brand is supporting the development of next-generation extravehicular mobility units, which will prioritise enhanced safety and improved mobility for astronauts.
The Sultanate has partnered with the International Maritime Organization to create a transit route for vessels, rejecting transit fees and requiring strict coordination based on announced coordinates.
Strong Typhoon 7 is moving northward over the sea south of Okinawa, prompting emergency preparedness measures and weather alerts across the prefecture.
The 5,000-ton Choe Hyon enters service in Nampo, with Pyongyang touting advanced missile capabilities and South Korean experts questioning operational readiness amid speculation of Russian assistance.
Ante Budimir’s second-half strike leaves Croatia third in the standings, while Panama’s tournament hopes are extingued following a 1-0 defeat at Toronto Stadium.
Residents in Damascus have publicly dismissed President Donald Trump’s suggestion that Syria should confront Hezbollah in Lebanon, highlighting a disconnect between US policy objectives and local sentiment.
The Football Association has stated it held no discussions with players regarding pre-match handshakes following social media footage showing Djed Spence bypassing Thomas Partey.
A second-half strike from substitute Ante Budimir and Luka Modric’s historic milestone define a pivotal Group L encounter that eliminates Panama from knockout contention.
Local officials in Kagoshima Prefecture are assessing damage following reports of landslides linked to a developing linear precipitation band.
The 41-year-old’s brace against Uzbekistan sets up a decisive final group match against Colombia this Saturday.
Media reports indicate kidnappers claimed Nancy Guthrie died shortly after abduction, though law enforcement has not verified the claim five months after she vanished from her Arizona home.
The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued a specific disaster warning for the Satsuma region of Kagoshima Prefecture following the formation of a line-shaped precipitation band, prompting urgent safety calls from authorities.
The operation follows Iranian strikes on two vessels and conflicting claims over the status of the critical shipping chokepoint.
Negotiators from the United States and Iran remain at odds over nuclear inspections and access to the Strait of Hormuz, though both sides are actively working towards a final, comprehensive agreement.
A 6-3 decision upholds lower court findings that incarcerated individuals cannot seek monetary damages from prison staff, even when religious rights are infringed, drawing sharp dissent from liberal justices.
A newly released United Nations document has documented the impact of Israel’s war in Gaza and its occupation of the West Bank on Palestinian children, alleging that they have been deliberately targeted.
Gianni Infantino tells Fox News that Donald Trump will attend the final and hand over the trophy, following a previous appearance at the Club World Cup final at the same venue.
A goalless draw leaves both teams on four points, with England facing Panama in their final group fixture while Ghana prepare to face Croatia.
FIFA confirms Miguel Almiron’s one-match ban is final, while commentator Jorge Chipi Vera loses accreditation following on-air outburst.
The United Nations has issued a statement asserting that Israel’s actions in Gaza constitute genocide, citing the deliberate targeting of Palestinian children. The declaration arrives as military tensions escalate across the Middle East, with Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz following US and Israeli strikes.
The induction of Marc Bloch into the Pantheon marks a shift in tradition, yet the ceremony was shadowed by the exclusion of National Rally leader Marine Le Pen and criticism from Bloch’s family over the far-right’s appropriation of his anti-nationalist legacy.
The French national team coach has left the tournament site after the death of his mother, with interim leadership handed to his assistant for the fixture against Norway.
Saga and Nagasaki prefectures face imminent disaster risks, with strict vigilance required as the rainy season front stalls over northern Kyushu until at least June 25.
The retailer’s lawsuit seeks removal from the US Department of Defense’s restricted list, which bans listed firms from supplying goods or services to the US military.
The dispute over access for International Atomic Energy Agency monitors coincides with heightened military activity in the Strait of Hormuz and a recent legislative check on executive war powers.
Emmanuel Macron pays tribute to Marc Bloch, who was tortured and executed by the Gestapo in 1944, as the historian becomes the first of his profession to receive the honour bestowed on exceptional figures in politics, culture and science.
France 24 reports that protests have erupted in Lagos over the eviction of residents in the Makoko area, with locals claiming their land is being sold to the highest bidder.
Local authorities have directed immediate evacuation for 3,056 households across three districts, citing an imminent risk of catastrophic landslides.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer criticises the campaign as a “disastrous war” amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz
The visit occurs against a backdrop of heightened tensions, including recent US missile strikes on Iranian targets and Iranian retaliatory actions.
The International Maritime Organization coordinates evacuation with regional states while Secretary of State Marco Rubio asserts international law prohibits tolls on the strategic waterway.
Cristiano Ronaldo became the first player to score at six World Cups as Portugal thrashed debutants Uzbekistan 5-0 in Houston, silencing critics and positioning the team for the last 32.
Civilians begin heading back to southern Lebanon as diplomatic pressure mounts to stabilise the region.
The 5-0 win in Houston moves Portugal to four points, ahead of Colombia, as the group stage nears its conclusion with final fixtures set for Saturday.
As a recent US-Iran memorandum halts broader conflict, Lebanese officials consider a proposal to integrate militants into the national army and reform sectarian power-sharing, though experts remain divided on its viability.
The high court’s decision in the case of Muk Choi Lau marks a significant shift in due process protections for lawful permanent residents, drawing sharp dissent from liberal justices.
As the tournament unfolds across North America, visa denials, mandatory quarantines, and the forced relocation of national teams highlight the growing tension between sporting events and border security protocols.
President Karol Nawrocki strips Ukrainian leader of Order of the White Eagle; Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns of strategic error benefiting Russia
Video evidence released by Al Jazeera shows the aftermath of an incident where Israeli forces set fire to olive trees in the small Palestinian village of Rummanah, raising questions about agricultural infrastructure and security protocols in the occupied territories.
Speaking on France 24’s Spotlight programme, Jordash contends that authorities must assess foreseeable supply chain risks rather than requiring proof of direct links between specific shipments and weapon systems
The Edinburgh High Court has handed down a significant sentence to the former chief executive of the Scottish National Party, citing a breach of trust that has reignited questions regarding institutional oversight and political propriety.
Shares dipped below the $150 debut level, erasing $600 billion in value, before recovering 2.4 per cent as investors reassess artificial intelligence infrastructure costs and US interest rate trajectories.
Research from the University of Oxford’s Migration Observatory shows nearly a quarter of World Cup players represent nations other than their birth country, up from less than 9 per cent in 2006.
The Eiffel Tower and Louvre Museum have implemented exceptional early closures amid France’s highest weather alerts, underscoring the operational pressures on historic sites facing extreme temperatures.
Kyiv reports the North Crimean Canal railway bridge is destroyed, while Moscow considers a diesel export ban following sustained energy sector attacks.
Abelardo de la Espriella defeats Ivan Cepeda by 250,000 votes, promising militaristic security and fossil fuel expansion in a polarised nation.