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1. FIFA World Cup: US war on Iran, Mexico violence, visa bans, Iraq qualifier

   The FIFA World Cup 2026 was billed as one of the easiest to organise, but challenges still lie in wait.

2. Trump says Iran war to end ‘soon’ as Israel claims no time limit

   US president hails war progress as Iran continues to block Hormuz Strait and launch attacks across the region.

3. LIVE: Real Madrid vs Manchester City – Champions League last 16

   Follow the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the game as Madrid host City for last 16, first leg showdown.

4. Chile’s new president has praised Pinochet, a dictator. What does it mean?

   Experts say the views of newly inaugurated president Jose Antonio Kast reflect deep dissatisfaction with the status quo.

5. Bangladesh demolish Pakistan who suffer record low score in contest

   Pakistan bowled out for the lowest total in a match against Bangladesh as the latter claim 8-wicket win to open series.

6. IEA recommends record 400M barrel oil release amid Iran war

   The International Energy Agency has agreed to release a record 400 million barrels of oil.

7. UN warns of widening crisis as Israeli attacks displace 750,000 in Lebanon

   UN humanitarian chief says mass displacement accelerating as Lebanon's shelters are already overcrowded, lack resources.

8. Shell declares force majeure on LNG contracts from Qatar

   Qatar announced a production halt at a facility last week and declared force majeure on LNG shipments.

9. Not ‘a litre of oil’ to pass Strait of Hormuz, expect $200 price tag: Iran

   Warning comes as 400 million barrels of oil are being released from global reserves during waterway's closure.

10. US military confirms use of ‘advanced AI tools’ in war against Iran

    Admiral Brad Cooper says artificial intelligence is helping process data, but humans are making final decisions.