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FIFA 2026 | England's equipment including boots stolen ahead of training session

England's equipment were stoles on the way from pre-tournament camp in Florida to training camp in Kanas City, Missouri.

'Bad smell' leads to discovery of rotting body near Iran team's FIFA World Cup camp in Tijuana

A decomposing body wrapped in a black bag was discovered inside an abandoned SUV parked near Iran's FIFA World Cup training facility in Tijuana, Mexico. Here's what investigators have revealed so far.

FIFA World Cup 2026: BLACKPINK's Lisa, Katy Perry and more light up opening ceremonies across Los Angeles and Canada

The opening ceremonies of the FIFA World Cup in Los Angeles and Canada witnessed performances of several global stars, including BLACKPINK's Lisa, Anitta, Rema and Katy Perry.

Fact Check: Indian crew members aboard Liaki Freedom vessel attacked by missiles? MEA says...

Reports claiming that the vessel Liaki Freedom, carrying Indian crew members, was hit by missiles in the Gulf of Oman have been dismissed by the Ministry of External Affairs. The MEA confirmed all crew members are safe and termed reports of a military strike on the ship as false.

Women’s T20 World Cup 2026: Danni’s century guides England to 87-run win over Sri Lanka in opener

England made a strong start to the Women’s T20 World Cup as Danni Wyatt-Hodge scored a brilliant century to help her team beat Sri Lanka by 87 runs on Friday.

FIFA World Cup 2026: Neymar set to miss Brazil’s opening match against Morocco

Neymar is unavailable for Brazil’s first match of the FIFA World Cup 2026 against Morocco, but coach Carlo Ancelotti said the Brazilian star is recovering well.

Oil prices tumble as Iran, US signal breakthrough in war-ending talks

Global oil prices fell sharply after Iranian and US officials signalled progress in negotiations to end the conflict that has disrupted energy markets for months. Brent crude briefly dropped below $86 a barrel as investors bet that risks to Middle Eastern oil supplies could soon ease.

Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata box office: Kangana Ranaut starrer struggles to gain momentum on day 1

Kangana Ranaut starrer Bharat Bhhagya Vidhaata released in cinemas on June 12. However, the film has opened on a slow note at the box office on day one. Read to know more.

From ballistic missiles to maritime threats: India successfully tests key defence technologies, enters elite club

DRDO successfully conducted three consecutive flight tests of advanced defence technologies, enhancing India's capability to counter aerial and maritime threats. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh hailed the achievement as a major boost to the country's strategic defence preparedness.

US says it thwarted Iranian drone attack on commercial ships in Strait of Hormuz

The US Central Command (CENTCOM) claimed shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remained unaffected despite the attempted attack.

Who is Niño Guerrero? Trump announces leader of 'bloodthirsty terrorist organisation' Tren de Aragua killed in 'swift and lethal' US strike

Donald Trump says US forces killed Héctor "Niño" Guerrero Flores, the alleged leader of Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang. Here's who he was, why he was wanted and what Tren de Aragua is.

Trump administration deports Iranian migrants to nation US warns against visiting 'for any reason'

A US deportation flight carrying migrants from Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey has arrived in Central African Republic. Several deportees reportedly held legal protections preventing their return home, raising fresh concerns about Trump administration's expanding third-country deportation policy.

Israel rules out withdrawal from Lebanon, Syria and Gaza; Iran says proposed deal includes all fronts

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi said a proposed memorandum of understanding would end conflicts across multiple fronts, including in Lebanon, adding, "The MoU will announce the end of the war on all fronts, including in Lebanon. We will never leave Lebanon alone."

Trump's name set to come off Kennedy Center after court refuses to halt order

Following Friday’s ruling, the Kennedy Centre board and the Justice Department appealed to a higher court to prevent the removal of Trump’s name, though it has already been taken off the centre’s website.

Pakistan raises defence spending by 18% to PKR 3 trillion amid economic strain

One year after Operation Sindoor, Pakistan increased defence spending by 18 per cent, allocating about 16 per cent of its federal budget to the military.

'Simply baseless': Iran denies Trump's allegation of attack on Indian ship in Hormuz

Trump accused Iran of carrying out a drone attack on Indian ships leaving the Strait of Hormuz and described the alleged incident as unacceptable.

MoU will ensure end of war on all fronts, including Lebanon: Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi

Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi said that no decision has been taken on the nuclear issue or on the lifting of sanctions. He told Iranian media that the issue of enrichment and stocks of enriched materials will be determined in the final agreement.

Iran Threatens Musk-Linked Assets: Dispute Centres On Starlink Use In Lucas Kamikaze Drones

A growing dispute between SpaceX and the Pentagon has brought renewed scrutiny to Starlink’s role in modern warfare. Reports suggest tensions escalated over the costs and operational use of Starlink-linked systems during the Iran conflict, including concerns surrounding kamikaze drone deployments. The controversy highlights the increasingly blurred lines between private technology companies and military operations in high-intensity geopolitical conflicts.

'Such lethal actions are not justified': Jaishankar lodges 'strong protest' with Rubio over killing of Indian mariners

Earlier in the day, India summoned US Chargé d'Affaires Jason Meeks for the second time this week after another merchant vessel carrying 20 Indian crew members came under attack off the coast of Oman.