Mexico City attempts record-breaking wave
Mexico City fans gathered to break the Guinness World Record for the largest human wave, a phenomenon that originated in a 1986 World Cup and can be started by just 25 to 35 people according to a 2002 study.
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Asia Tech Stocks Plunge 9% Amid Middle East Tensions
South Korea's Kospi index plunged nearly 9% Monday, triggering a 20-minute trading halt as tech stocks reeled from renewed Middle East attacks, according to the BBC.
Mexican Cartels Turn South African Farms Into Meth Hubs
South African authorities have uncovered a billion-rand meth lab linked to Mexican nationals in Swartruggens, highlighting a growing trend of cartels producing drugs locally.
Oil Prices Edge Higher as Israel-Iran Tensions Test Ceasefire
Oil prices edged higher after Iran fired missiles at Israel for the first time since a fragile ceasefire was agreed in April, according to the BBC.
2026 Tony Awards: Full List of Winners and Key Moments
The 79th Tony Awards, held at New York's Radio City Music Hall, honored the best of Broadway with multiple wins for 'Death of a Salesman' and 'Ragtime.' Playwright Bess Wohl won for best new play after 40 years without a female recipient.
Christian Eriksen Collapses in Denmark Friendly, Now Recovering
Denmark's Christian Eriksen collapsed during a friendly against Ukraine but is conscious and recovering, according to the Danish national team.
Global Earthquake Activity: 7.8 Magnitude Quake in Indonesia Sparks Tsunami Alert
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit the southern Philippines, triggering a tsunami alert in Japan, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Iran’s attack on Israel aims to restore deterrence but avoid return to war
Iran’s missile strikes on Israel are intended to restore deterrence without reigniting full-scale war, according to Ross Harrison, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute.
Iran Fires Missiles at Israel After Beirut Attack
Iran launched a barrage of missiles at Israel after warnings that Israel's attacks on southern Lebanon 'crossed all red lines', according to Al Jazeera.
Eriksen conscious after collapsing in Denmark game
Christian Eriksen is conscious and doing well after collapsing during Denmark's friendly against Ukraine on June 7, according to the Danish Football Association.
Last-minute visas and moving training camp: Iran’s road to the World Cup
Iran's World Cup journey has been marked by last-minute visas and a relocated training camp to Tijuana, Mexico, amid ongoing tensions with the US, according to the BBC.
Friendship or leverage: Why is Xi Jinping going to North Korea?
Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to North Korea this week is likely less about friendship and more about leverage, according to BBC sources. The two countries have a historically close relationship, but recent years have seen growing tensions.
Israel strikes Beirut suburb days after US-brokered truce
Israel struck a Beirut suburb on Sunday, days after a US-brokered truce took effect, according to BBC and Kronen Zeitung. The attack occurred following a missile strike by Iran and warnings from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Father’s Day Traditions and Dates Around the World
Father’s Day is celebrated on the third Sunday in June in the U.S., but traditions and dates vary globally. In Germany, the holiday overlaps with Ascension Day and is marked by hikes and beer. A new short film in Germany highlights single-parent families.
Steve Rosenberg: Russia’s economic forum overshadowed by drone attacks on St Petersburg
Drones targeting St Petersburg overshadowed Russia's economic forum, according to BBC.