Brazil's record goal-scorer continues to struggle with injuries after being named in their World Cup 2026 squad.

Left-wing Senator Jaques Wagner was the latest prominent figure to be swept up in investigations into Banco Master.

The forward will now be able to join his team in Toronto when they take on Germany on Saturday.

Iran says it has suspended Strait of Hormuz transit charges for commercial vessels for 60 days.

Family statement comes two days after an emotional Messi wiped away tears in Argentina's World Cup match against Algeria.

UN and allies warn of grave rights violations in North Kordofan, urge maximum pressure on RSF and SAF.

CENTCOM says that all blockade enforcement efforts 'have ceased' but that US forces will remain in the area.

Teboho Mokoena equalises through a late penalty to salvage a draw for South Africa in their Group A clash with Czechia.

The UN rights office has previously found that Israel is violating international laws that prohibit apartheid.

Lower house of parliament passes legislation to extend presidential terms from five to seven years.

Court sides unanimously with marijuana user who argued law barring him from owning firearms violated US Constitution.

Gaza's Health Ministry says at least 1,007 Palestinians have been killed by Israel since the so-called 'ceasefire'.

Talks expected to begin at the Qatar-owned Burgenstock Resort in Switzerland.

US vice president defends Iran war MoU, framing war as victory for Washington regardless of negotiation outcome.

Ministry of Defence says 11 soldiers, 2 civilians and 22 attackers killed in Diori Hamani International Airport assault.

Far-right Abelardo de la Espriella and leftist Ivan Cepeda compete for the presidency on starkly different platforms.

Wahi was unauthorised for travel after he was reportedly arrested last month in a French spot-fixing investigation.

Messi, Mbappe, Haaland and Kane began the World Cup in style, but what happened to Ronaldo and Portugal?

Despite having medical referrals to leave Gaza, Palestinians are not allowed to leave.

The men, dual Chinese-British nationals, are believed to be the first people convicted of spying for China in Britain.

The Filton 4 case reveals a democracy more frightened of protesters than of the destruction they protest against.

After an initial US-Iran agreement is reached, Iranians still await relief at the grocery checkout.

Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon continue in spite of a US-Iran deal that would mean ceasing military operations.

Follow the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the game as South Africa and Czechia face off in Group A.

Pete Hegseth says the review would last for up to six months and include consultations with Congress.