FIFA’s indexed 2026 coverage does not confirm a Switzerland-Algeria match in Vancouver. Both teams reached the round of 16 in 2014. Johan Manzambi is named in the supplied account, but official tournament material does not verify his role.
Beneath the Swiss Alps lies a 2,000-kilometer labyrinth of tunnels, reshaping how goods and people move across Europe. Switzerland’s ambitious underground infrastructure aims to protect its mountains by moving freight off highways and onto trains.
South Africa and Canada meet for the first time in a World Cup knockout. Both teams have never advanced this far. The match at SoFi Stadium highlights new ambitions and impressive player returns.
The 2026 World Cup knockout stage is taking shape, but Spain's next opponent remains uncertain. Group results and late goals could shift the bracket, while several high-profile teams have already qualified or been eliminated.
A California court has ordered Stoli Group executives to testify in the dispute over Château Miraval. The ruling advances Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's legal battle, with depositions scheduled in London by September.
Egypt and Iran are scheduled to meet in Seattle on June 26, in a Group G fixture. Iran has raised concerns about U.S. travel. The match is listed as its final group game.
Switzerland claimed first place in Group B at the 2026 World Cup with a 2-1 victory over Canada in Vancouver. The hosts pressed for an equaliser but were denied by a strong Swiss defence. Both teams now await their next opponents in the knockout stage.
Qatar lost 3-1 to Bosnia and Herzegovina and exited the World Cup. Switzerland clinched first place in Group B by beating Canada. Bosnia remains in contention for a playoff spot.
Planned negotiations between Iran and the US in Lucerne were called off after Israeli military operations in Lebanon. Both delegations withdrew, raising new doubts about the future of the peace process.
Germany thrashed World Cup debutants Curaçao 7-1 in their opening Group E match. The German national team scored a resounding victory, netting seven goals to take the group lead, while the tournament newcomers celebrated a historic goal. The match took place in Houston.
Juan Carlos I Returns to Spain for Regatta and Will Stay for the Summer. Former King of Spain Juan Carlos I is arriving in Galicia to take part in a regatta. He will stay in Europe for the next few weeks instead of returning to Abu Dhabi, spending the summer there. The reasons are preparation for the European Championship and the climate.
Barcelona speeds up search for new club for Ter Stegen: negotiations with Ajax under threat. Barcelona is trying to negotiate the early departure of Marc-André ter Stegen. Talks with Ajax have become complicated, and the club is looking for alternatives. The German goalkeeper is in no hurry to decide on a new team.
Baltasar Garzón Accuses Spanish Courts of Decline and Politicization. Former judge Garzón has sharply criticized the work of Spanish courts and police. He believes that politicization and pressure are undermining trust in the justice system. In focus are the cases against Sánchez's and Zapatero's associates.
US and Iran Announce End of Military Actions: Strait Reopened. The Prime Minister of Pakistan announced an agreement between the US and Iran. Military operations are being halted, and the Strait of Hormuz is once again open to shipping. An official ceremony will take place on June 19 in Switzerland.
Three Seville Players Included in Switzerland’s 2026 World Cup Squad. The Swiss national team has called up three players from Seville clubs for the World Cup. Among them are two from Sevilla FC and one from Betis. This decision could impact the teams’ standings in La Liga.
Switzerland Takes Halftime Lead Over Qatar After Embolo Penalty. Switzerland leads 1-0 against Qatar at the World Cup. The only goal so far was scored by Embolo from the penalty spot. The team maintains possession and creates more chances than their opponent.
Lopetegui to Lead Qatar to Its First World Cup After Spain Setback. Eight years after his controversial dismissal from Spain’s national team, Julen Lopetegui is set to make his World Cup debut—this time as head coach of Qatar. The new challenge demands a complete overhaul of his approach and adaptation to local conditions.
Canada loses Alphonso Davies for opening match of 2026 FIFA World Cup. Ahead of their World Cup debut, the Canadian national team will be without their captain. Alphonso Davies is set to miss the game against Bosnia and Herzegovina. Moïse Bombito remains in the squad and could feature in Toronto.
Canada Prepares for World Cup 2026: Fans Torn Between Two Teams. The FIFA World Cup kicks off in Canada. Local fans with dual citizenship face a choice: support Canada or root for their country of origin. The tournament unfolds amid high prices and challenging logistics.
Predictions for the Opening Matches of the 2026 World Cup: Experts vs AI. The opening of the 2026 FIFA World Cup is marked by an unusual standoff: BBC Sport has compared forecasts made by a human expert and artificial intelligence. The focus is on the tournament’s first matches and some unexpected differences in their assessments.
Hublot unveils limited edition Big Bang Reloaded Kylian Mbappé watch. Hublot has released 200 pieces of the Big Bang Reloaded Kylian Mbappé. The model marks the footballer’s decade-long career and highlights his unique personality. The watch features exclusive elements and reflects the brand’s philosophy.
Scania Engineer Drives 73,500 km in Electric Truck Across 21 Countries. Anders Gaasedal from Scania spent two and a half years testing an electric truck on real routes throughout Europe. He collected data on consumption, charging, and savings to evaluate whether the market is ready for the switch to electric trucks.
Details of the Mango Conflict: How a Change in Leadership Led to Losses. A change in leadership at Mango resulted in financial losses and internal conflicts. At the center of the events are Jonathan Andic and his father Isak. The company's story shows how personal decisions can impact business.
Russian-language Theatres from Europe to Hold Free Tours in Vladimir and Moscow. Free Russian-language theatre performances will take place in Vladimir and Moscow in July. Companies from Switzerland, Italy, and Spain will perform on stage. The programme features both contemporary and classical plays; admission is free with registration.
Croatia and Belgium National Teams Hold Key Friendly Ahead of 2026 World Cup. A friendly match took place in Rijeka between Croatia and Belgium. Both teams are preparing for the start of the World Cup. The encounter unfolded amid recent changes in tournament squads and groups.
Spanish Court Reopens Investigation into Hawkers Owner Over Money Laundering. A Spanish court has ordered a review of the case against the Venezuelan businessman and owner of Hawkers. The investigation was previously closed, but the prosecutor’s office insists on new questioning. The focus is on possible laundering of millions through Spain.
Silvia Salleras and Pablo Trapote Family Expecting Third Child: Photo and Reaction. Silvia Salleras and Pablo Trapote have announced they are expecting a new addition to the family. The couple is awaiting their third child, and the news has already sparked a wave of congratulations on social media. The first photos of the expectant mother have also drawn public attention.
Swiss passenger fined €140 for buying train ticket 17 seconds after departure. In Switzerland, a regional train passenger was fined €140 for purchasing a ticket just 17 seconds after the train departed. Instant in-app payment didn't spare him from sanctions—the automatic system makes no distinction between a late purchase and riding without a ticket.
Investigation Against Zapatero: How the Plus Ultra Case Targeted the Former Prime Minister. The Spanish prosecutor's office has reopened the Plus Ultra case following requests from France and Switzerland. The focus is on potential money laundering and connections to Venezuelan entities. For the first time, a former head of government has come under investigation.
Court Suspects Plus Ultra of Redirecting €16 Million in State Aid via Offshore Accounts. The airline Plus Ultra is suspected of transferring part of the state funds it received to offshore accounts. Investigators believe that at least €2.5 million ended up in Switzerland, Gibraltar, and other jurisdictions. The case mentions former executives and affiliated companies.
Zapatero Summoned to Court in International Influence and Transfer Scheme Case. The former Spanish prime minister is at the center of a major investigation. The court is examining ties to Plus Ultra, gold and oil deals, as well as transfers through entities linked to Venezuela and China.
Rafael Hodar Makes Confident Start at Roland Garros, Defeating Kovacevic. Spanish player Rafael Hodar opened his Roland Garros campaign with a win over Aleksandar Kovacevic. The match ended in three sets. He will face Australian James Duckworth in the next round.
Julio Martínez's Connections to Venezuelan Brothers: Gold and Oil Deals Under Investigation. A Spanish investigation has uncovered years-long connections between Julio Martínez and the Amaro Chacón brothers. The focus is on gold exports, deals involving Venezuelan petcoke, and transfers through entities linked to Zapatero.
No Spaniards Left in ATP Geneva 2026 Semifinals: Navone, Ruud, Bublik, and Tien March On. The quarterfinals of ATP Geneva 2026 have concluded in Switzerland. Spaniard Munar was eliminated by Navone. The semifinalists are Navone, Ruud, Bublik, and Tien. The tournament enters its decisive stage.
US Embassy Staff Assisted Police in Zapatero 'Blank' Case. US Embassy staff have become involved in the investigation into possible money laundering involving Zapatero. The American side has provided key materials. This has heightened the international profile of the case.
