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By Mikael Nordstrom

Stockholm-based correspondent covering defence, NATO, the Arctic and Europe looking outward.

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Iran Coach Calls Team 'Most Oppressed' at World Cup After US Forces Early Departure
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Iran Coach Calls Team 'Most Oppressed' at World Cup After US Forces Early Departure

Iran's World Cup campaign has been marked by political tensions and logistical chaos. Coach Amir Ghalenoei said his team was forced to fly b

How a LinkedIn Message Led Pico Lopes to Cape Verde's World Cup Debut
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How a LinkedIn Message Led Pico Lopes to Cape Verde's World Cup Debut

Cape Verde defender Pico Lopes, born in Ireland and recruited through LinkedIn, played a key role in a historic 0-0 draw against Spain. The

Spain Held to Goalless Draw by Cape Verde; Sweden Crushes Tunisia 5-1 in World Cup Openers
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Spain Held to Goalless Draw by Cape Verde; Sweden Crushes Tunisia 5-1 in World Cup Openers

Spain, missing injured star Lamine Yamal, failed to score despite dominating possession against Cape Verde. Sweden routed Tunisia 5-1 with a

FIFA's Dynamic Pricing for 2026 World Cup Draws European Scrutiny
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FIFA's Dynamic Pricing for 2026 World Cup Draws European Scrutiny

FIFA's dynamic pricing for the 2026 World Cup has led to record-high ticket prices, with the final costing up to €30,000. European consumer

Iran Declares Victory, Israel Holds Ground as US Deal Faces First Test
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Iran Declares Victory, Israel Holds Ground as US Deal Faces First Test

Iran declares the US was forced to sign a surrender, while Israel says its forces will remain in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza indefinitely. The

Curaçao Scores Historic First World Cup Goal Against Germany in Houston
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Curaçao Scores Historic First World Cup Goal Against Germany in Houston

Curaçao, the Dutch Caribbean island with 150,000 people, scored its first-ever FIFA World Cup goal against Germany in Houston. The historic

Tel Aviv Pride March Draws Thousands Amid War and Political Tensions
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Tel Aviv Pride March Draws Thousands Amid War and Political Tensions

Tel Aviv's annual Pride parade saw thousands of participants on June 12, demanding equality. The event took place amid heightened security d

Colombian Ship Arrives in Havana with Food and Aid Amid US Energy Embargo
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Colombian Ship Arrives in Havana with Food and Aid Amid US Energy Embargo

A ship from Colombia carrying nearly 100 tonnes of food, medicine, and solar panels arrived in Havana on Friday. The aid comes as US sanctio

Beijing Claims Foreign Spy Agencies Use Sea Turtles to Map Coastline
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Beijing Claims Foreign Spy Agencies Use Sea Turtles to Map Coastline

China's Ministry of State Security alleges foreign spy agencies are using sea turtles and fish fitted with sensors to map its coastline. The

Israel Intensifies Airstrikes Across Southern Lebanon as Diplomacy Stalls
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Israel Intensifies Airstrikes Across Southern Lebanon as Diplomacy Stalls

Israeli airstrikes hit Nabatiyeh and other southern Lebanese towns, escalating a conflict that has displaced over a million people. Diplomat

2026 World Cup Opens in Mexico City Amid Political Controversies and Record Revenue
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2026 World Cup Opens in Mexico City Amid Political Controversies and Record Revenue

The 2026 FIFA World Cup, the largest in history with 48 teams, began in Mexico City's Estadio Azteca. Co-hosts Mexico took on South Africa a

Nigeria Repatriates First Group of Citizens Amid South Africa Anti-Immigration Unrest
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Nigeria Repatriates First Group of Citizens Amid South Africa Anti-Immigration Unrest

The first group of 262 Nigerians has returned to Lagos as part of a government-ordered evacuation following anti-immigration protests in Sou