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Switzerland eliminate Algeria to progress to R16
Breel Embolo and Dan Ndoye both scored and Switzerland advanced to the Round of 16.
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At least 40 killed in passenger bus crash in southwest Pakistan
Bus lost control and fell into the rocky ravine near border of Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, officials say.
World
Man holding Tibetan flag dies after setting himself on fire outside UN
Man described by campaigner as 'a tireless advocate for Tibet' pronounced dead on arrival at hospital.
Football
World Cup Daily live: Travel chaos sees Speed miss...
It's the final day of the round of 32 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup as we decide the final three spots for the round o...
Football
Have Brazil lost the aura that made them the World...
Brazil used to be synonymous with the World Cup, adored for the way they played as much as for winning more than an...
Football
No matter the France result, Paraguay's inspired W...
Back at the World Cup for the first time since 2010, Paraguay have already stunned Germany. Now, they face an even...
Football
Transfer rumors, news: Arsenal eye £130m move for...
Arsenal are looking at signing Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa as well as forward Morgan Rogers. Transfer Talk has...
Crypto
Teen ‘Scattered Spider’ suspect extradited to US over $8M crypto ransom
Peter Stokes, 19, has been charged in the US for allegedly taking part in a hacking group’s unsuccessful $8 million...
Crypto
AI agent development hasn’t accelerated as expected, Zuckerberg says
Mark Zuckerberg’s comments came on the same day that Meta expanded its Meta Business Agent globally for businesses...
World
Are Europe’s extreme summers the new normal? What the science says
WHO warns Europe must 'plan for heat like winter flu' as experts reveal how permanent this summer's extreme heat is...
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Switzerland beat Algeria 2-0 to reach World Cup Round of 16 in style
Switzerland remain unbeaten at the 2026 World Cup and will face either Colombia or Ghana in the next game.
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Delcy Rodriguez responds to public anger at government response
Delcy Rodriguez says 80% of the buildings that collapsed in earthquakes were privately developed.