Egypt lost 2–3 to Argentina at the World Cup. The Egyptian national team coach, apparently unhappy with refereeing decisions, posted a photo of the match referee on social media accompanied by just two words. The post sparked reactions from fans and sports media.
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After Egypt's 2-3 World Cup defeat to Argentina, Egyptian media and pundits are blaming controversial refereeing decisions for the result. The country is struggling to accept its elimination, with widespread anger directed at the match official rather than the team's performance.
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Netflix is facing a significant viewer decline for its biggest shows, a problem largely of its own making. The streamer's habit of cancelling breakout hits without warning has frustrated subscribers, who also point to inconsistent decisions — such as renewing Emily in Paris while axing other popular series — as a key driver of disengagement.
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Samsung has opened reservations for the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and other devices ahead of the July 22 Galaxy Unpacked event. The pre-order incentive has shrunk to a $30 Samsung credit, down from $50 last year. The accompanying sweepstakes now offers ten $500 Samsung.com gift cards instead of last year's single $5,000 grand prize.
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Secret Network's team has proposed migrating to Arbitrum, citing AI-generated exploit risks in its ageing codebase as the primary security concern. "The security risk is the part we take most seriously," the team stated in announcing the proposed move.
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The US conducted overnight strikes on more than 80 targets in the region, prompting sharp Iranian rhetoric. Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf declared that "the era of intimidation and extortion is over." Air raid sirens sounded in Bahrain at dawn and Kuwait activated its air defences, signalling escalating regional tensions.
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Archaeologists near the Russian city of Anapa have unearthed a rare bronze ring engraved with the image of an Egyptian queen. The discovery raises questions about how the ancient artefact travelled thousands of kilometres from its place of origin, pointing to either ancient trade routes or surprising cultural connections between civilisations.
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Okan Ozkan, scouting and recruitment director at Pogoń Szczecin, has accepted the role of sporting director at Hull City, who have just been promoted to the Premier League. It is an unusual career leap, taking him directly from Polish football to England's top flight. The move marks a notable step forward for a Polish football executive.
The number of patient complaints against doctors is rising across Poland, with Gdańsk and Łódź setting new records, according to Dziennik Gazeta Prawna. Experts link the trend to the deepening healthcare crisis, which is straining the relationship between patients and medical staff.
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The US has revoked a 60-day waiver that had allowed Iran to sell its crude oil, leaving tens of millions of barrels already loaded on tankers in legal limbo. The move sharply complicates the market for Iranian crude and could have significant consequences for global oil prices.
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A police officer named Roman abused his official access to license plate reader data to stalk a woman he had previously catcalled on the street. The case began with verbal harassment and whistling directed at the woman. The incident highlights serious misuse of surveillance systems by law enforcement officers.
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The Goodwood Festival of Speed 2026 takes place from 9 to 12 July under the theme "The Rivals – Epic Racing Duels". The event will celebrate iconic motorsport battles, including Ford vs Ferrari at Le Mans in 1966 and James Hunt vs Niki Lauda in the 1976 Formula 1 season. It is one of the world's premier automotive festivals, featuring both historic and contemporary racing cars.
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An abandoned shopping centre near Lisbon has been saved from demolition and converted into a modern university campus. The redesign was carried out by New York-based Kohn Pedersen Fox and Lisbon's Saraiva+Associados. The project is being cited as a creative model for repurposing disused retail space across European cities.
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This soft yeast-based plum cake with a crumble topping is hearty enough to replace breakfast and doubles as an afternoon treat. The recipe follows a classic yeast dough base but includes one distinctive twist that sets it apart from traditional versions. The combination of juicy plums and a crunchy topping makes it a crowd favourite.
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Nintendo has added four new titles to the Switch Online Game Boy and Game Boy Advance library. Standard Switch Online subscribers can access the Game Boy games, while the Game Boy Advance title requires the more expensive Expansion Pack subscription. Wario Land is among the newly added games.
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In the early Beatles years, John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote songs face to face, working line by line at the same instrument. "I Want to Hold Your Hand" was composed this way in the basement of Jane Asher's London home, at a single piano. This intimate creative process produced many of the band's greatest hits.
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Renowned film critic and historian David Thomson has published "A Sudden Flicker of Light: A Revisionist History of Movies" this week. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Thomson — author of more than 40 books — explains why he won't update his famous film dictionary and reveals his next subject will be Mickey Mouse.
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Johnny Galecki, best known for playing Leonard in The Big Bang Theory, is returning to acting after several years away. He will portray playwright Tennessee Williams in a Chicago stage production called Kowalski. It marks his first major project since the sitcom ended.
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The United States is currently the first country to possess advanced language models capable of breaking through virtually any cyber defence. However, experts warn that this technological edge may not last long, while also noting that having such tools offers an opportunity to harden US systems against future adversarial attacks.
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Another month of fighting in Ukraine shows clear signs of Russian exhaustion — the anticipated major spring-summer offensive has failed to materialise. Russia can only manage localised gains in the Donbas, while talk of a new wave of forced mobilisation is growing louder. Despite this, Ukraine has not been able to break through the front lines.
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Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is weighing legal action against a major investor in telecom giant True Corp over inconsistencies found in seven disclosure reports tied to six listed companies. The case involves a share acquisition in True Corp worth nearly $1 billion. The investigation could have significant implications for Thailand's capital markets.
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The Danish architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) has been commissioned to design a new factory for San Pellegrino mineral water in the Lombardy region of Italy. The facility is set to be one of the most advanced of its kind in the world, drawing on the surrounding Alpine landscape. The project has been dubbed a "factory of the future."
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