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World Cup failures of Germany and Italy signal deep crises
Germany's early elimination and Italy's third consecutive failure to qualify for the 2026 World Cup have highlighted the economic, political and social crises of these two European giants. According to the New York Times and Newsweek, the decline on the football pitch has become a reflection of the countries' structural problems.
Trump shelves war option against Iran, decides to continue diplomacy
US President Donald Trump considered a large-scale military attack option after the diplomatic stalemate with Iran but decided to continue negotiations. The White House signaled flexibility on the August 18 nuclear deal deadline, while Iran's imposition of billions of dollars in fees on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz emerged as a new point of contention.
Turkish parliament's school attack investigation commission hears NGOs
The Turkish parliament's commission investigating the causes of school attacks addressed the risks children face in digital environments and school violence. Experts emphasized that school attacks are not merely individual outbursts of anger but are shaped by multi-dimensional factors including family, peers, digital media and sense of belonging.
Lenovo warns RAM prices will not return to old levels as class action targets Samsung, SK Hynix, Micron
Lenovo announced at the ISC 2026 conference that RAM prices will not return to old levels and that the current situation will become the new normal. Meanwhile, a class action lawsuit has been filed against Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron, accusing them of conspiring to fix RAM prices.
AI-powered drone rescues two lost hikers in 5 hours in Australia
In Australia's New South Wales, an AI-powered drone found and rescued two hikers lost in Kosciuszko National Park in 5 hours using thermal camera and AI analysis. This marked the fire service's first rescue operation with an AI-integrated drone.
Starmer announces UK's 4-year, £300 billion defence investment plan
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a defence modernisation plan worth approximately £300 billion for the next four years. The plan aims to increase the United Kingdom's defence spending against rising threats ahead of the NATO summit.
Trillion-dollar wealth transfer threatens traditional banks
An estimated wealth transfer of over $60 trillion from the baby boomer generation to younger generations is expected. Young investors' shift toward alternative assets threatens the traditional banking model.
France and Sweden face off in World Cup Round of 32
Undefeated France will face Sweden in the World Cup Round of 32 at New York New Jersey Stadium. The French, starring Mbappe and Dembele, are favored against Sweden.
Milan signs Gonçalo Ramos from PSG for record 74 million euro fee
Milan, an Italian Serie A side, has signed Portuguese forward Gonçalo Ramos on a contract until the summer of 2031. The 25-year-old was transferred from Paris Saint-Germain for a fee of 74 million euros.
Paraguay eliminates Germany on penalties; Morocco also beats Netherlands
Excitement peaks at the 2026 World Cup: Germany eliminated by Paraguay on penalties while Morocco beats Netherlands on penalties.
IMO suspends ship salvage operations in Strait of Hormuz after tanker attack
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has suspended operations to extract stranded vessels in the Strait of Hormuz following an attack on an oil tanker. IMO Secretary-General Dominguez said Iran's stance is awaited for the work to resume.
Anti-immigrant protests grow in South Africa: Police intervene, thousands flee
As protests against undocumented immigrants intensify in South Africa, police have taken to the streets and many businesses have shut down. While the government denies the threats, thousands of foreign nationals have left the country.
Ukrainian attacks deepen Russia's fuel crisis, Putin acknowledges the shortage
Ukrainian drone strikes on energy facilities have increased fuel shortages in Russia. President Putin publicly acknowledged the severity of the situation during a meeting, confirming that fuel rationing is in place.
Turkish Parliament Speaker Kurtulmuş: Israel's attacks on Lebanon, Syria violate international law
Turkish Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş described Israel's attacks on Lebanon and Syria as a clear violation of international law. In his meeting with the President of the Norwegian Parliament, Kurtulmuş also touched on the Palestine issue and US-Iran talks.
UN official: Ebola outbreak to push 1 million more people into poverty in DRC
Damien Mama, the UN Development Programme's resident representative in the DRC, said the Ebola outbreak will push approximately 1 million more people below the poverty line in a country where already 6 out of 10 people are poor. The outbreak is expected to cost Africa $3.6 billion and threaten more than 300,000 jobs.
Israeli official: We faced unprecedented bombardment in Iran war
Israeli Defense Ministry official Moshe Patel said they faced unprecedented continuous bombardment during the war against Iran. The statement came after comprehensive tests of the Iron Dome air defense system.
Scientists solve the mystery of T. rex's short arms
Researchers have revealed that the short arms of tyrannosaurs and other carnivorous dinosaurs shrank as their powerful skulls became the primary hunting tool.
Iran says clearing mines from Strait of Hormuz is Tehran's responsibility, no intervention needed
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ismail Baghaei said that clearing the Strait of Hormuz of mines is within Iran's area of responsibility and that there is no need for intervention by other parties.
Saudi Arabia and China discuss energy, industry and supply chain cooperation in Beijing
Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in the capital Beijing. The meeting discussed strengthening cooperation in strategic areas including energy, industry, supply chains and advanced technologies, as well as investment opportunities in line with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 goals.
Ivory Coast to face Norway in World Cup round of 32
Ivory Coast and Norway face off in the 2026 FIFA World Cup round of 32 today at 20:00 TSİ (17:00 GMT) at the AT&T Stadium in Texas. The winner will face Brazil in the quarter-final round.

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