Jasmine Demraoui

Argentina and England face off in the 2026 World Cup semifinal. Here is the match preview, historical context, and complete viewing guide for July 15.

A data-driven analysis of why Ireland's low-key test against the All Blacks at Eden Park may be the perfect opportunity to end a 32-year unbeaten run — and what it reveals about sporting psychology.

Qatar mourns Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani amid global condolences, while the UAE strongly condemns a provocative Iranian missile strike on Doha.

Australia keeps its 2027 international student cap at 295,000 despite a visa slowdown. Higher fees and stricter rules reshape the sector. A data-driven analysis.

House of the Dragon season 3 cuts the Daemon-Nettles affair from the books. Showrunner Ryan Condal explains why, focusing on Daemon's fatherhood arc and a restructured endgame.

On day 16 of his hunger strike, activist Sonam Wangchuk’s health is deteriorating. His protest blends demands for education reform and Ladakh’s statehood, raising questions about accountability and sustainable development in India.

The 1990s produced Marvel's most terrifying supervillains. From Carnage to Onslaught, these characters reflect real world anxieties about power, trauma, and control. Here's what they mean for Namibian readers.

This week, a rare astrological alignment known as the Barbault Basket — last seen 2000 years ago — reshapes love and society. For Namibia, it signals a chance for economic and personal renewal.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children met King Charles for the first time in four years. But the private reunion does not signal a full reconciliation.

Netflix's 'Little House on the Prairie' reboot features surprise cameos from 'Anne of Green Gables' star Megan Follows and original villain Alison Arngrim, blending nostalgia with a fresh take on the classic story.

India’s higher education enrolment hits record high, with women now outnumbering men. Arts remains the top undergraduate stream, and distance education is expanding access.

BBC presenter Kelly Somers reveals the behind-the-scenes story of the Harry Kane interview that broke the internet — a moment of raw humanity in the high-stakes world of international football.

In Ghana's Edina Traditional Area, a media-driven youth empowerment model uses pageants and football to build civic leaders and advocates for social change.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced revives one of the series' most rewarding stealth missions. Here is a step-by-step guide to completing A Single Madman cleanly.

Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai denies ICPC claims that he abused a court-approved medical visit, calling the allegations inaccurate and demanding a retraction.

In a decisive move, the Shiv Sena party has publicly distanced itself from an alleged assault on doctors and medical staff at a municipal hospital in Thane, India, sparking calls for reform in healthcare safety.

HUD's $4.04 billion homelessness reform rightly ties funding to recovery, but its ban on fentanyl test strips ignores evidence that these $1 strips reduce overdose deaths by 7 percent. An economist argues for a clear distinction between enabling drug use and preventing death.

Daily horoscope for all 12 zodiac signs on July 7, 2026: Aries at the hardware store, Taurus waiting for the right day, and Gemini trusting gardening friends.

John Stones has acknowledged the scale of the challenge facing England as they prepare to face Norway and Erling Haaland in the World Cup quarterfinals on Saturday. The match, set in Miami, follows England's dramatic 3-2 win over Mexico and Norway's stunning 2-1 victory over Brazil, where Haaland scored twice in the dying minutes.

Tyler Robinson, 23 ans, accusé du meurtre de Charlie Kirk, comparaît cette semaine pour une audience préliminaire. Les procureurs dévoileront des preuves clés, dont une vidéo de son ex-colocataire. L'affaire soulève des questions sur la violence politique et les droits civiques aux États-Unis.