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1. Israel fetes Somaliland’s leader as it seeks to expand Red Sea influence

   Six months after recognition, Israel and Somaliland say they are moving from symbolism to strategic cooperation.

2. UN meeting erupts over sexual violence allegations against Israel

   “You will be quiet.” A UN meeting descended into a heated exchange.

3. Mexico City looks to rein in street drinking after massive World Cup party

   Authorities collected some 40 tonnes of waste around Reforma Avenue, the historic centre, on Friday morning.

4. Hydration break boos: How FIFA united players, fans, coaches at World Cup

   Criticism surrounding the breaks has been aimed at the commercial benefits for the three-minute pauses in action.

5. One dead and 89 injured following train collision in Bedford, UK

   One person is dead and almost 90 injured, after two trains collided near Bedford, about 100km north of London.

6. Cunha hits Brazil double against Haiti to seal first World Cup 2026 win

   Manchester United's Matheus Cunha scores Brazil's first two goals in 3-0 win against Haiti as FIFA event progress nears.

7. Lebanese influencer organises World Cup event amid Israel’s attack on Leban

   As Israel’s war on Lebanon rages, hundreds gather in Rmeileh by Sidon Gate to watch the 2026 World Cup.

8. Morocco beat Scotland 1–0 as Saibari scores fastest World Cup 2026 goal

   Morocco hold onto slender lead despite Scotland's late charge for an equaliser in Group C match at Boston Stadium.

9. Iran war live: Tehran says US must ensure Israel ends attacks on Lebanon

   Iranian deputy foreign minister says Iran 'ready to move forward' on diplomacy with US, but war must end on all fronts.

10. US judge rejects Joe Biden’s lawsuit asking to withhold memoir recordings

    Biden, a former Democratic president, argued that releasing the recordings would violate his right to privacy.