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About Süddeutsche Zeitung
Süddeutsche Zeitung is published by Süddeutsche Verlag GmbH, which is majority-owned (81.3%) by Südwestdeutsche Medien Holding GmbH (SWMH). The Friedmann publishing family retains an 18.8% stake through SV Friedmann Holding GmbH. Medien Union GmbH holds a 47.5% stake in SWMH.
Süddeutsche Zeitung, founded in 1945, is considered one of Germany's newspapers of record and is known for its progressive-liberal and center-left orientation. Media Bias/Fact Check rates its factual reporting as 'High' due to consistent use of credible sources and major investigations, despite a 'Left-Center bias' in framing and story selection. The outlet is recognized for its investigative journalism, including its role in the Panama Papers revelations, which earned a Pulitzer Prize. Past controversies include a 2018 inquiry into a cartoon perceived as antisemitic, leading to an apology and the termination of the cartoonist's collaboration. While press freedom in Germany is generally robust, concerns exist regarding decreasing media pluralism and surveillance provisions affecting journalist-source privacy.
Bundesliga opening day: Yes, really: Elversberg, the Bayern chasers
- The first matchday of the Bundesliga saw promoted team Elversberg surprisingly perform well, challenging expectations set by Bayern Munich's opening win. - Other teams like Leipzig, under new coach …
Italian Investigative Journalist Loses TV Show After Car Bomb Attack
- Investigative journalist Sigfrido Ranucci is losing his TV show "Report" on Italy's public broadcaster Rai. - The decision follows a car bomb attack outside Ranucci's home in October. - Rai cited Ra…
Bayern Munich's dominant start to Bundesliga season
- Bayern Munich began their Bundesliga season with a dominant 5-1 victory over VfB Stuttgart. - The match saw Bayern display their characteristic attacking prowess, overwhelming Stuttgart after a brie…
Bayern Munich's Dominant Start: A League-Crushing Machine
- Bayern Munich began their Bundesliga campaign with a dominant 5-1 victory over VfB Stuttgart, showcasing their attacking prowess. - While Stuttgart briefly offered hope, Bayern's offensive machine q…
Gianni Infantino: The Rise of FIFA's Most Controversial Figure
- FIFA President Gianni Infantino, born in Brig, Switzerland, has become one of football's most controversial figures. - Infantino himself revealed in an interview shortly after his election that he m…
King Harald of Norway: The monarch who preferred to remain unseen
- King Harald V of Norway, known for his dislike of royal ceremony and preference for anonymity, has died at age 87. - He was valued by Norwegians for his down-to-earth demeanor, especially during cha…
GTA 6 Gameplay Revealed After 13 Years of Hype, Netflix Premiere
- After 13 years of development and billions spent, Rockstar Games has released 26 minutes of gameplay footage for the highly anticipated "Grand Theft Auto 6". - The leaked footage, initially shown on…
TV Review: Friedrich Merz is Insulted, He Insults Back – And In the End, It Was All for Nothing
- A television review discusses a segment where Chancellor Olaf Scholz engaged with critical citizens. - The review suggests the encounter was an attempt to test Scholz's composure under pressure. - U…
Nepal flood death toll rises to 162 as thousands remain missing
- A devastating flash flood in Nepal has claimed at least 162 lives, with hundreds more still missing, including foreign tourists. - The floodwaters, originating from the Tibetan plateau, carved a pat…
German TV Debate: "The people you surround yourself with are very dangerous people"
- A TV debate for the upcoming state election in Saxony-Anhalt became heated within minutes, with the moderator noting the "very rough" tone. - The moderator questioned challenger Ulrich Siegmund (AfD…
Sachsen-Anhalt TV Debate: CDU's Schulze Claims Victory, AfD's Siegmund Sees Party Making History
- CDU Minister President Sven Schulze and AfD candidate Ulrich Siegmund engaged in a fiery TV debate ahead of the Sachsen-Anhalt state election. - Schulze asserted his performance, stating "I delivere…
Dolly Parton, Icon of Country Music and Unifier, Dies at 80
- Dolly Parton, the iconic country singer, songwriter, and philanthropist, has died at age 80. - Revered across political divides in the U.S. and globally, Parton was known for her seemingly effortles…
US elections: Trump's mail-in voting restrictions advance after Supreme Court ruling, fears of chaos grow
- The US Supreme Court allows President Trump's plans to restrict mail-in voting to proceed. - The decision permits further action on the plans, but their legality remains undecided. - This ruling rai…
US Deports Haitians Despite High-Level Travel Warning
- The U.S. government is deporting Haitian immigrants despite issuing a Level 4 "Do Not Travel" advisory for Haiti due to severe risks. - The advisory warns of dangers including crime, kidnapping, ter…
TV critique: Is this the end of the 'firewall'?
- Armin Laschet, a prominent CDU politician, discussed the "firewall" policy against the AfD in a talk show. - Laschet argued that the CDU's strategy of formal exclusion of the AfD has failed and that…
AfD Leaders Show Boundless Confidence in Summer Interviews
- AfD leaders expressed strong confidence in their electoral prospects during summer interviews on German public television. - The interviews took place two weeks before the state election in Saxony-A…
A Play on Words: How Similar Place Names Connect and Confuse
- A humorous anecdote highlights how similar-sounding place names can cause confusion, like a woman from Saxony booking a flight to Bordeaux instead of Porto. - The article playfully suggests that eve…
Supercup: First title of the season goes to Munich
- The German Supercup, a season-opening match, saw a subdued atmosphere despite the rivalry between Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich. - Many orthodox football fans boycott the Supercup, viewing it …
France: How Far-Right Leader Le Pen Approaches Climate Change
- France has been severely affected by heat, drought, and wildfires, making climate change denial difficult even for far-right supporters. - Marine Le Pen's party, historically skeptical of climate ac…
Germany: Academic fairytale ends in ideological conflict
- An article from Süddeutsche Zeitung reflects on the trajectory of a story that began as a fairytale but devolved into a farce and tragedy. - The author suggests the situation has led to predictable …
Eastern Germany Faces Labor Shortage Without Immigration, Study Warns
- Eastern German states face a drastic decline in their working-age population without immigration, with potential labor force reductions of over 13% by 2035 and 20% by 2045. - Without migration, the …
Parenting column: 'So much time!' - A father's reflection on life without children
- A father reflects on the newfound abundance of time experienced during a week when his children were away. - He contrasts the leisurely pace of life without children with the constant demands of par…
Celebrity News: Hayek Becomes Grandmother, Shakira Aids Earthquake Victims, Klitschko Mourns Ex-Fiancée, Headey Reflects on Early Career
- Actress Salma Hayek, 59, became a grandmother with the birth of her stepson's child, a boy she will call 'Panchito'. - Pop star Shakira, 49, visited the earthquake-stricken Chocó region in Colombia …
Near Catastrophe at Munich Airport: Dreamliner Skids Off Runway Before Takeoff
- A Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787 Dreamliner narrowly avoided a catastrophe at Munich Airport on Saturday. - The aircraft overran the runway during takeoff but managed to lift off just in time. - The in…
Sociology: Jason Arday's death sparks dismay and a racism debate
- The death of Jason Arday, a Cambridge professor, has caused widespread shock and sparked a debate on racism in the UK. - Arday, who was appointed as Cambridge's youngest Black professor in 2023, res…
Varfolomeev Wins Third Straight World Title in Rhythmic Gymnastics Amidst Intense Pressure
- Darja Varfolomeev won her third consecutive World Championship title in rhythmic gymnastics all-around. - Competing under immense pressure in Frankfurt, she overcame a tenth-place deficit to secure …
Heat and Drought: Forest Burns, Ammunition Explodes
- A wildfire in Hürtgenwald, Germany, is being fought amidst challenging conditions, including exploding ammunition. - The nearby village of Großhau was spared evacuation, but the neighboring communit…
French Constitutional Council strikes down age limit for social media
- France's Constitutional Council has struck down a law that would have banned social media use for minors under 15. - The council ruled the ban was a disproportionate infringement on freedom of expre…
Partial solar eclipse unites laypeople and experts in shared wonder at Munich's Gasteig
- A partial solar eclipse over Munich brought together diverse groups, from astronomy enthusiasts to students, for a shared viewing experience. - The event occurred at the Gasteig cultural center, whi…
Zelenskyy Warns of Russian Mobilization Plan; Ukraine Submits Peace Proposals to US
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of planning a large-scale mobilization for autumn. - Zelenskyy cited intelligence and Russian documents suggesting hu…
Poorer Households Suffer Most from Iran's Energy Price Shock, Study Finds
- A new study reveals that lower-income households in Iran are disproportionately affected by rising energy prices. - These households spend four times more of their income on energy compared to top e…
Süddeutsche Zeitung: Left-wing politicians grapple with internal divisions and ideological demands
- A commentary in Süddeutsche Zeitung criticizes the internal conflicts within Germany's left-wing political parties. - The article highlights the tension between factions aiming for broader appeal an…
Water scarcity in the Alps: 'We are of the opinion that you don't have to have everything on the mountain'
- The German Alpine Club warns of water scarcity in the Alps, stating that not everything can be expected on the mountains. - In contrast, Austrian innkeeper Siegfried Gaugg remains unconcerned about …
UEFA prepares legal action against Infantino over World Cup media rights deal
- UEFA is preparing legal action against FIFA President Gianni Infantino and others involved in a failed media rights deal. - A New York law firm is sending warning letters to prevent the deletion of …
German Coalition's Policies Compared to Sisyphus's Eternal Struggle
- The German government's policy under the grand coalition is compared to the myth of Sisyphus, constantly facing recurring challenges. - The analogy suggests a perpetual struggle with little lasting …
EU Increases Pressure on Spain Amidst Ceuta Migration Surge
- The EU is increasing pressure on Spain following a surge of 50,000 migrants reaching Ceuta from Morocco in one week. - An upcoming conference of EU interior ministers will address coordinated border…
How Gianni Infantino's downfall could happen – and who might succeed him
- FIFA President Gianni Infantino faces increasing pressure, with allies reportedly distancing themselves. - Speculation is mounting about potential successors and the future leadership of the organiz…
CSD-Attentat: Muslim communities' distancing from Islamism is important, but not enough
- The Süddeutsche Zeitung argues that Muslim communities distancing themselves from Islamism is insufficient. - The article criticizes many associations for tolerating or even encouraging non-violent …
Football: The Victory Over Infantino Is Exceptionally a Victory Over Boundless Greed
- A German article uses the fairy tale of Timm Thaler to frame a discussion about FIFA President Gianni Infantino. - The story of Timm Thaler involves a boy who sells his laughter to a baron in exchan…
FIFA Scraps Controversial Investor Plans for World Cup After Massive Resistance
- FIFA has abandoned controversial plans to involve investors in the World Cup following significant opposition. - The organization faced strong resistance, including threats of a boycott from UEFA. -…
Ceuta Migration Crisis Stresses European Policy as Thousands Arrive from Morocco
- Thousands of migrants from Morocco arrived in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, prompting a strong reaction from EU officials. - EU leaders, including Ursula von der Leyen and Magnus Brunner, condemned …
UEFA boycotts FIFA competitions over 'coercive' World Cup stake sale plan
- UEFA and its 55 member associations have unanimously rejected FIFA's proposal to transfer ownership stakes in the World Cup to private investors. - They argue that the World Cup should not be treate…
German conservative leader Merz faces minor mishaps after election
- Friedrich Merz, the newly elected leader of Germany's conservative CDU/CSU party, faced minor mishaps during a public appearance. - Merz missed a special elevator connecting parliamentary buildings …
CDU: Frustration and incomprehension over handling of Patrick Schnieder situation
- Within the CDU party, there is frustration and incomprehension regarding the handling of the situation involving Patrick Schnieder. - A meme circulating in CDU chat groups uses dark humor to comment…
CSD in Berlin: Authorities' fault? Deport all 'threats'? Simple answers are not possible
- German authorities are facing scrutiny over how a man classified as a radicalized "Gefährder" (threat) by security agencies could commit an attack two months after his release from pre-trial detenti…
Berlin CSD canceled after vehicle hits crowd, killing one
- A vehicle crashed into people at Berlin's Christopher Street Day parade, killing at least one person and injuring others. - Police are investigating the incident, which led to the cancellation of th…
Berlin Christopher Street Day Canceled After Vehicle Reportedly Hits Crowd
- The Christopher Street Day (CSD) parade in Berlin was canceled due to a police incident involving a vehicle. - Initial reports indicate a vehicle drove into the crowd, prompting a large police and r…
150th Bayreuth Festival opens with Beethoven, political figures attend
- The 150th Bayreuth Festival, celebrating Richard Wagner's festival idea, opened with a performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. - The opening ceremony was attended by prominent political figures. …
Wildfires Rage Across France: A Summer of Escalating Danger
- France is experiencing widespread wildfires, a recurring summer issue that has become increasingly severe. - Images of smoke-filled skies and desperate residents battling flames have become a stark …
Poland's Kaczyński Party Fractures Amid Internal Divisions
- Poland's powerful national-conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party is fracturing. - Internal divisions have emerged, with various factions forming. - Party leader Jarosław Kaczyński appears unable …
House Rules: How Homeowners Can Prevent Conflicts
- Homeowners associations can establish house rules, but these must comply with German law. - Rules for apartment buildings can be stricter than for rental properties, potentially leading to tenant di…
US-Saudi Nuclear Deal Sparks Concern Over Uranium Enrichment and Proliferation Risks
- The U.S. and Saudi Arabia have signed an agreement for cooperation in civilian nuclear energy, allowing Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium. - The deal, described as a "multi-billion partnership," grants…
CDU/CSU: Speculation surrounds Dobrindt for leadership
- Speculation is mounting within the CSU party about Alexander Dobrindt potentially becoming the new parliamentary group leader for the Union bloc. - This would mark a significant shift, with a leader…
Trump at World Cup Final: Wanted to Join Victory Photo
- Donald Trump attended the 2026 World Cup final, his first game of the tournament. - He witnessed Spain's victory over Argentina and the stadium celebrating with Spanish songs. - Trump reportedly dis…
Debate over Jens Spahn: Friedrich Merz considers cabinet reshuffle possible
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz did not rule out a cabinet reshuffle following Jens Spahn's resignation. - Merz acknowledged that Spahn's communication about becoming a father via surrogacy contrib…
AfD Election Campaign Launch in Saxony-Anhalt: Alice Weidel Aims for Good Cheer Amidst Party Strife
- The AfD party in Saxony-Anhalt launched its election campaign in Magdeburg. - Party leader Alice Weidel aimed to create a positive atmosphere, but internal dissent is evident. - A call to sing the n…
German press: England's 10-goal win a 'shipwreck' for France in Deschamps' final game
- German press reviews of England's 10-goal victory over France in a third-place playoff match described it as a chaotic, high-scoring spectacle. - While some outlets noted the game's lack of true com…
2026 World Cup Final: A Guide to the Championship Match
- The 2026 World Cup final will be the first all-Spanish speaking final since 1930, featuring Argentina and Spain. - Both teams report full squads available, though there were minor concerns over Spai…
England Wins Thrilling Third-Place World Cup Match 6-4; Mbappé Becomes All-Time Top Scorer
- England secured third place in the World Cup with a thrilling 6-4 victory over France in a match marked by a dramatic comeback attempt. - Kylian Mbappé scored twice, surpassing Lionel Messi as the a…
CDU parliamentary leader Spahn resigns over surrogacy decision
- Jens Spahn, parliamentary group leader for the CDU/CSU, resigned from his post. - He cited that his personal happiness in starting a family with his husband and becoming a father is incompatible wit…
Bavaria tunnels through mountains to ease Alpine traffic
- Bavaria is advancing its plan to tunnel through mountains and bypass towns along the A95 motorway to improve traffic flow towards the Alps. - The Auerbergtunnel, the latest project, has begun constr…
"Malvinas" Banner: Argentinian Players Risk Suspension
- Argentinian players could face suspension for displaying a political banner during a celebration. - The banner referenced the "Malvinas" islands, a politically sensitive topic between Argentina and …
Genoa Bridge Collapse: Former Top Manager Sentenced to 12 Years in Prison
- A former top manager of the Autostrade per l'Italia highway company, Giovanni Castellucci, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in the 2018 Genoa bridge collapse. - The collapse of …
Falkland Islands: A Brief History of the Malvinas Dispute
- The Falkland Islands, known as the Malvinas in Argentina and Malwinen in Germany, are a South Atlantic archipelago. - The islands have a history of competing claims between Argentina and Britain, le…
ZDF's World Cup Commentary Team Praised as a 'Tournament Team' in TV Review
- A TV critique suggests ZDF's World Cup commentary team functions like a tournament team. - The team's expertise is deemed as important as the players' squad. - Their guaranteed presence until the fi…
Spain is the Favorite? Deschamps Says: 'I Confirm That!'
- France's youngest player, Warren Zaïre-Emery, spoke to the press ahead of their World Cup semi-final against Spain. - Spain's Lamine Yamal, also very young, celebrated his 19th birthday and was aske…
Zverev loses Wimbledon final: Just a little worse than the best in the world
- Alexander Zverev lost the Wimbledon final to Jannik Sinner in a hard-fought match. - Sinner defended his title, marking his tenth consecutive win against Zverev. - Despite the loss, Zverev acknowled…
On the death of Antonio Rattín: The father of all send-offs
- Antonio Rattín, the Argentine football captain who famously protested a referee's decision in the 1966 World Cup, has died at age 89. - Rattín's expulsion from a controversial quarter-final match ag…
BTS 'Army' Conquers Munich with Love and Mindfulness at Allianz Arena Concerts
- K-pop superstars BTS held two concerts at Munich's Allianz Arena, drawing tens of millions of fans. - The group's global fanbase, known as "Army," is characterized by its dedication and positive en…
3:1 After Extra Time: Álvarez Sends Argentina to Semifinals from Nowhere
- Argentina advanced to the World Cup semifinals by defeating Switzerland 3-1 after extra time, with Julian Álvarez scoring the decisive goal. - The team, despite facing challenges and performance dip…
Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz; US Launches Renewed Attacks
- Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping lane, and threatened retaliation against any US military response. - The US military confirmed renewed attacks on Iranian targets, citing an IR…
Swiss Goalkeeper: The Underdog Expected to Stop Messi's Shots
- Gregor Kobel, the Swiss goalkeeper, is seen as the underdog expected to stop Argentina's star-studded offense in the World Cup quarter-finals. - While now recognized for his talent, Kobel's path to …
Tennis Strategist: Zverev Learned to 'Use the Sword'
- Tennis strategist Craig O’Shannessy has helped Alexander Zverev become a more dangerous player. - O’Shannessy, who has worked with Novak Djokovic and Jan-Lennard Struff, is now assisting Giovanni Mp…
Researchers suspect repairs at Iranian nuclear facilities
- Researchers suspect Iran is repairing its nuclear facilities, citing satellite imagery of a military complex in Parchin. - The facility was reportedly hit multiple times during the recent conflict, …
Courtois's World Cup ends in tears as Belgium crashes out
- Belgium's World Cup journey ended in the quarterfinals after a 2-1 loss to Spain. - Goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois was substituted due to injury, and his replacement, Senne Lammens, conceded the late w…
Spain Concedes First World Cup Goal But Advances Past Belgium
- Spain conceded their first goal of the 2026 World Cup in the 88th minute against Belgium, ending a 649-minute streak without conceding. - Substitute Mikel Merino scored the winning goal for Spain in…
Trump Calls Zelenskyy 'President Putin' Twice at Ankara NATO Summit
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy smiled despite U.S. President Donald Trump mistakenly calling him "President Putin" twice. - Trump also misidentified Iran as the "Islamic Republic of Japan" …
Five Takeaways from Scholz's Government Statement in Bundestag
- German Chancellor Olaf Scholz delivered a government statement in the Bundestag, summarizing the coalition's progress before the summer break. - Scholz strongly addressed the coalition's performance…
DFB Sporting Director: New Job Profile, New Tasks, Same Rudi Völler
- Rudi Völler will remain as the German Football Association's (DFB) sporting director, regardless of who becomes the next national team coach. - Völler stated that a "comprehensive package" of suppor…
US World Cup exit: Football games cannot be won off the pitch
- Belgium defeated the United States 4-1 in a World Cup Round of 16 match. - The game was overshadowed by allegations of U.S. President Donald Trump's interference in a player's suspension. - Belgium'…
Jörg Schönenborn Debuts on 'Tagesthemen' News Program
- Jörg Schönenborn, former program director at WDR, is making his debut on the news program "Tagesthemen." - His appearance marks a significant transition in his career, moving from a directorial role…
Ilse Aigner's Munich Speech: A Plea for Democracy Amidst Presidential Speculation
- Bavarian State Parliament President Ilse Aigner delivered a foundational speech in Munich's historic Ludwig-Maximilians University (LMU) Great Hall. - Aigner's speech, framed as a "plea for a reconc…
World Cup: France overcomes Paraguay's defense with Mbappé penalty
- France narrowly defeated Paraguay 1-0 in their World Cup Round of 16 match, advancing to the quarterfinals. - Kylian Mbappé scored the winning goal from a penalty kick in the 70th minute, his 19th W…
3-0 against Canada: Morocco dreams of the big upset
- Morocco defeated Canada 3-0 in the World Cup to advance to the quarterfinals. - Soufiane Rahimi scored the final goal, sealing the victory for Morocco. - Canada's journey in the tournament ended, wh…
Iran Buries an Era Amidst Newfound Confidence
- Iran's regime is displaying newfound confidence, believing it has won a war against the United States and Israel and reasserted domestic and international authority. - The country is preparing for t…
Cape Verde pushes world champion Argentina to overtime in World Cup thriller
- The underdog Cape Verde pushed the world champion Argentina to the brink of elimination in the World Cup. - Goalkeeper Vozinha delivered an outstanding performance, and Lopes Cabral scored a dream g…
Egypt advances to round of 16 after penalty shootout seals Australia's fate
- Egypt defeated Australia in a penalty shootout to advance to the round of 16 in the World Cup. - Australia's hopes were dashed when goalkeeper Mathew Ryan failed to save any Egyptian penalties, and …
Klopp the only candidate for Germany coach? That would be unwise
- The German Football Association (DFB) reportedly wants to appoint Jürgen Klopp as its new national coach. - The DFB is not considering other candidates, which could drive up the price for Klopp. - A…
Portugal Wins: The Chip in the Ball Knocks Croatia Out of the World Cup
- Croatia appeared to equalize against Portugal in the 103rd minute of a World Cup match. - However, technology intervened, disallowing the goal and ultimately leading to Croatia's elimination. - The …
USA advances in World Cup despite red card, beats Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-0
- The US men's soccer team defeated Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-0 in a knockout stage match, advancing to face Belgium in the next round. - Folarin Balogun scored the opening goal, and Malik Tillman added a …
Pop: Subversive Against His Will
- Victor Willis, a member of the disco group Village People, has died. - The article reflects on his legacy as an artist whose work's significance was profound, despite his own legal battles. - It sug…
Gold Price Rally Pauses After Record Highs, Experts Weigh Outlook
- The gold price has fallen below the $4,000 mark after reaching record highs. - Experts attribute the decline to various market factors and anticipate future price movements for the remainder of the …
German Media Laments 'Biggest Surprise' World Cup Exit to Paraguay
- German media expressed shock and disappointment following the national team's elimination from the World Cup by Paraguay. - Publications highlighted Paraguay's resilient performance and Germany's fa…
Canada makes history, advances to Round of 16 with 1-0 win over South Africa
- Canada advanced to the knockout stage of the World Cup for the first time in its history after a 1-0 victory over South Africa. - Stephen Eustáquio scored the winning goal in second-half stoppage ti…
Lena Schätte Wins Ingeborg Bachmann Prize
- German author Lena Schätte won the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize in Klagenfurt, Austria, for her text "Was wir tragen." - The 32-year-old writer also secured the audience award for her story about friends…
World Cup Thriller: Austria and Algeria Reach Knockout Stage After Dramatic 3-3 Draw
- Austria and Algeria secured spots in the knockout stage of the World Cup after a dramatic 3-3 draw, avoiding a repeat of the "Disgrace of Gijón." - Both teams played cautiously for 70 minutes with t…
England Wins Group L with Panama Victory; Kane Sets Scoring Record
- England secured a 2-0 victory over Panama, with goals from Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane, to win Group L. - Kane became England's all-time leading World Cup scorer with his goal. - Croatia also adv…
Into the knockout round: Cape Verde is unstoppable
- Cape Verde, the third-smallest nation participating in the World Cup, has sensationally reached the Round of 16. - They will face the reigning world champions in the next stage. - Uruguay has been e…
Senegal thrashes Iraq 5-0, boosts World Cup knockout hopes
- Senegal secured a decisive 5-0 victory over Iraq, significantly boosting their chances of advancing to the knockout stage of the World Cup. - The win, marked by goals from Habib Diarra, Ismaila Sarr…
The Weeknd launches Munich tour with dazzling spectacle and personal connection
- The Weeknd kicked off his Munich concert with a visually striking performance featuring a giant golden android statue and dancers in golden masks. - The show included songs from his latest album "Hu…
