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England's Football Association says it is considering action after an independent commission found Manchester City guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules, as the club faces an appeal deadline.
The EU's climate monitor ranked summer 2026 as Europe's third-warmest on record and the hottest for western Europe, according to an AFP report carried by France 24 and Phys.org.
Lin, the Paris 2024 Olympic champion who was at the center of a gender-eligibility dispute, won her second Asian Games title in a heavier weight class.
The UN refugee agency says cuts to education funding risk reversing decades of progress, as UN News reports that nearly half of school-age refugee children were out of school in 2025.
Protests over school conditions that began in the Paris region have spread across France, with around 2,000 people detained and the government accusing La France Insoumise, which denies involvement, of initiating the movement.
Incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva faces a son of former President Jair Bolsonaro in a presidential election that Al Jazeera and the South China Morning Post both describe as extremely close.
The four-person crew docked aboard the Dragon capsule "Grace" after a flight that NASA officials described as the fastest by a US spacecraft to the International Space Station.
Anadolu Agency dates the loss to 2026, while Le Monde says it happened in just a few weeks. Neither names the source of the figure in the items reviewed.
The International Cricket Council has released the schedule and group-stage draw for the 2027 tournament in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia, with India and Pakistan set to meet in Johannesburg on 10 October 2027.
French investigative outlet Mediapart says it has authenticated antisemitic Messenger messages from 2013 that it attributes to National Rally figure Jordan Bardella, who calls them fabrications and says he will sue for defamation and forgery.
The Spurs center said it is 'very sad' to see some players promote betting and that money no longer drives his endorsement choices, according to The Guardian and ESPN.
US District Judge Amit Mehta dismissed antitrust lawsuits from Chegg and Penske Media Corporation alleging that Google's AI-powered search features cut traffic to their websites, ruling that the companies had pleaded only an "expectation" of traffic, not an agreement with Google.
Washington called on European allies to make diesel available immediately, while President Donald Trump said he may ask them to release reserves and is considering a ban on US diesel exports.
How closely did you follow the week? Seven questions, one per story, every answer checked against our published reporting.
This week: a pipeline blast near Damascus, a bomber crash in Russia, a mass funeral in Gaza, and three stories carried mainly by Asian outlets.
U.S. President Donald Trump said Iran would be "hit very hard" if it was behind a co-pilot's attack on a captain aboard a Dubai–Tel Aviv flight that made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, while Israel's prime minister said it was too early to say.
The Italian, Canadian and Cincinnati Opens will join the other combined WTA 1000 events in paying men and women equally, and the WTA also announced calendar changes that cut players' mandatory commitments.
Canada's prime minister has designated a proposed crude oil export pipeline to the Pacific coast a project of national interest to speed its approval, a step reports link to economic diversification and tensions with Alberta.
Four cases from this week's checks in which our three AI reviewers split over attribution, what a source actually says, and where reporting ends and inference begins.
A jersey Michael Jordan wore in his final season with the Chicago Bulls sold for about $12.3 million, a price two outlets describe as a record.