England defensive issues: Thomas Tuchel must iron out backline problems before tougher tests await in World Cup knock-outs | Football News

    England were stifled creatively against Ghana as the Three Lions’ second-game curse struck again in perhaps its most frustrating iteration – but do Thomas Tuchel’s biggest worries lie at the other end of the pitch? England have given away just 0.87xG across their opening two games and faced only a solitary shot on target against…

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      U.S. leverage wanes as China aims for gains over Taiwan

      TOKYO – The summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in mid-May can be seen as having locked in stability in U.S.-China relations. It kept a lid on simmering tensions before they could boil over, helping halt the deterioration in bilateral ties since the first leaders’ meeting under the second Trump…

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      Two women sitting in a touristic boat on the river Spree shelter from sun with large sunheats in the center of Berlin on June 26, 2026. (AFP)

      Where will Europe’s heatwave be most deadly?

      WESTERN EUROPE is in the grip of a blistering heatwave. Several countries have broken June temperature records. Roads in France are beginning to melt. Britain has closed schools and cancelled hospital appointments. The whole continent is warming faster than any other and, compared with other rich regions, is poorly equipped to handle the heat. Our…

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