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South Africa coach Hugo Broos has called for his tactical critics to 'shut up' after the team's World Cup opener, insisting he will continue doing things his way. The Belgian tactician dismissed criticism on social media and from former players, while admitting a must-win situation against the Czech Republic.
The Trump administration is building an Ebola isolation and treatment center in Kenya for U.S. citizens affected by the outbreak, rather than repatriating them. The decision has drawn sharp criticism from public health experts who say it may discourage reporting and volunteering.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman Nasser Kanaani has sharply rejected recent accusations by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz regarding human rights and Iran’s nuclear program, calling them baseless, unobjective, and selective. Kanaani warned that interference in Iran’s internal affairs is unacceptable and urged Germany to show more responsibility in its statements.
Eurovision has long claimed to be apolitical, but this year that assertion faces its toughest challenge yet. Israel's involvement has sparked boycotts and accusations of double standards, casting doubt on the contest's neutrality.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino defended high World Cup 2026 ticket prices, saying they reflect US market demand despite fan criticism. He cited over 500 million ticket requests and noted that 25% of group-stage tickets are under $300. FIFA faces backlash over prices exceeding $2 million for final tickets on resale markets.
