President Trump said negotiations with Iran will restart after a planned US attack was scrapped. Oil prices fell as de-escalation signs emerged, with Tehran signaling progress on a Strait of Hormuz deal via Oman.
FIFA has scrapped its proposed $20bn investment plan, admitting it created divisions across football. Infantino now hopes to reunite stakeholders.
China is ramping up green energy investments through the Belt and Road Initiative, capitalizing on a shift toward renewables as conflict in Iran depresses global oil demand.
Goldman Sachs warns oil prices could surge to $120 per barrel if the Strait of Hormuz remains disrupted, raising fears of a global energy crisis.
Washington accuses Canada of unfair trade practices, imposing 50% tariffs that threaten to reignite a trade war.
Spain dominated Argentina 1-0 in a one-sided World Cup final, capping a tournament run as the best team and collecting a clutch of individual prizes.
Iran's leaders believe further escalation will force the US to offer security guarantees and economic relief. Their strategy risks a broader conflict.
Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper warns that more airstrikes will not deter Iran, as President Trump threatens to increase military attacks.
US diplomats once commanded global influence. Now they face unprecedented attacks from their own commander-in-chief, leaving the State Department in crisis.
Jude Bellingham scored twice as England defeated Norway 2-1 to book a World Cup semi-final berth, showcasing his remarkable versatility.
The Trump administration ordered fresh military strikes against Iranian targets following attacks on oil tankers. It also revoked a license allowing Iran's oil sales, sending crude prices higher.
A controversial red card to a US player, linked by some to political interference, marred Belgium's 4-1 win that eliminated the host nation from the World Cup.