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China is easing visa rules to draw more foreign visitors, in a move that appears designed to support the economy and strengthen how the country is seen abroad

World leaders have congratulated Andy Burnham on entering Downing Street as Britain’s new prime minister, while overseas coverage stressed the scale of the work ahead

Elliot Anderson’s progress has taken him from promising talent to a major figure in England’s World Cup plans, with Manchester City now linked as his record

Israel has withdrawn its support for Gianni Infantino’s re-election as pressure grows over Fifa’s World Cup sell-off plan and the dismissal of chief operating officer Kevin Lamour

Spain midfielder Mikel Merino says Luis de la Fuente has built a team centred on respect, as the squad prepares to face Argentina in the World Cup final

Sydney: Australia’s Most Populous State Will Start Buyback has moved into focus in world coverage. SYDNEY: Australia’s most populous state will start a gun buyback scheme in November, Prime Minister Anthony

Kevin Lamour has left his post as Fifa chief operating officer after sharply criticising Gianni Infantino’s proposal to sell parts of the World Cup to private investors

Howard Webb says FIFA’s handling of Folarin Balogun’s World Cup ban has fuelled suspicion around officiating, as English refereeing prepares for new transparency measures

Enzo Fernandez has defended Argentina’s World Cup campaign, saying the team “represented themselves in the best possible way” despite a turbulent final and a string of disciplinary flashpoints that have drawn scrutiny

Senegal have appointed Patrick Vieira as head coach after dismissing Pape Thiaw following their World Cup exit, with the federation calling the move strategic and tied to higher sporting ambitions

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Lionel Scaloni says Argentina’s players bring a fearless, freewheeling mentality shaped by childhood experiences as they move into the World Cup final

Apple is closing in on Nvidia in the battle to become the world’s most valuable company, as investors continue to reassess which businesses stand to benefit most from the artificial intelligence boom. According to a

The United States’ role as the main host of the 2026 men’s World Cup drew positive reviews for stadium atmosphere, but questions remained over access and affordability

Harry Kane says Thomas Tuchel will take lessons from England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina as the team turns to the Nations League

Luke Littler continued his World Matchplay title defence with a dominant 16-7 quarter-final victory over Josh Rock in Blackpool, averaging 109.57 in the win.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires, transport disruption and Donald Trump’s expected presence could complicate the World Cup final in the New York area

New microwave data from NASA’s Juno spacecraft shows subsurface heat patterns on Jupiter’s moon Io, including two major anomalies linked to volcanic terrain

Spain’s possession-heavy approach faces a different challenge in the World Cup final, where Argentina’s bid to complete Lionel Messi’s international journey adds emotional force

Rich countries spend 41 times more on each child's education. AJLabs looks at the classroom inequality around the world

The planned Trump-Putin summit in Alaska has pushed Ukraine diplomacy back to the top of the world agenda, with Kyiv and European capitals watching for signs of pressure or concessions. It is the kind of

Border Security Tightened After Social Media Posts Call has moved into focus in world coverage. Border security tightened after social media posts call for another mass crossing into Spain’s north African

Aston Villa’s incoming goalkeeper Zion Suzuki is set to become Japan’s first Premier League No 1, after overcoming early setbacks, racist abuse and a rapid rise through Europe

FIFA says football brings the world together, but unhoused people in Atlanta say they felt targeted and completely excluded from the World Cup, describing being pushed out of their community as the city prepared.