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Thomas Partey will not be able to enter Canada for Ghana’s first World Cup game against Panama on Wednesday.Published On 16 Jun 202616 Jun 2026A Canadian court has dismissed an appeal by Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey after he was denied entry into the country for his team’s game against Panama at the World Cup.The Canadian government last week refused a visa for Partey, 33, after which his lawyers launched a last-minute appeal to the Federal Court in Ottawa, but the appeal was lost on Tuesday.The Black Stars will play Panama in their Group L match in Toronto on Wednesday.In dismissing…
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One of the largest fertilizer companies in the world, the Mosaic Company, is losing money because a small amount of a specific ingredient is stuck in the Strait of Hormuz.Mosaic makes phosphorus fertilizer, which contains sulfur and ammonia. The war in Iran has disrupted the world’s supply of sulfur, a fifth of which travels through the strait. The price Mosaic receives for one ton of fertilizer is about $800, and half that cost — before processing, shipping and labor — now goes just to acquiring sulfur.“If we’re losing money every ton, the total losses can mount quickly,” Ben Pratt, Mosaic’s…
Hebron’s mayor warns unilateral changes breach agreements, posing significant consequences for the region’s stability.Published On 16 Jun 202616 Jun 2026Israel has seized planning and construction powers at the Ibrahimi Mosque in the occupied West Bank from Palestinian authorities, scrapping parts of an agreement in place since the 1990s, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said on Tuesday.Under the 1997 Hebron Agreement, Palestinians controlled planning and construction in the entire city of Hebron, including the Jewish Tomb of the Patriarchs and the adjoining Ibrahimi Mosque.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of list“Yesterday we cancelled the Hebron agreements,” Smotrich said at an inauguration ceremony…
England vs New Zealand: James Rew to make debut as Jamie Smith misses second Test for birth of child
Captain Ben Stokes and pace bowler Gus Atkinson have been made unavailable for the second Test following an incident in a nightclub following the first Test, while seamer Ollie Robinson is injured.As a result of the absentees, and to balance the team, England have omitted spinner Shoaib Bashir from the XI that won the first Test.In have come pace bowlers Jofra Archer, Matthew Fisher and Baker, alongside Cox and Rew.It is the first time England have made five changes to their team during a home series since the fourth and final Test against New Zealand in 1999, also the last…
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Newcastle United full-back Tino Livramento has been ruled out of England’s World Cup campaign with a calf injury and has been replaced by Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah.Livramento, 23, sustained the injury during a training session on Sunday before England’s World Cup opener against Croatia on Wednesday night (21:00 BST). Livramento’s involvement in the tournament had already been in doubt after he missed the final five weeks of the season with a thigh injury. Chalobah, who has one cap, will not join up with the squad until after the Croatia match. He is on his way to England’s camp in Kansas…
Washington will soon enter a new chapter after voters pick the capital’s first new mayor in a dozen years and its first new Congressional delegate since 1991. And no matter who wins Tuesday’s primaries, they’ll be on a collision course with President Donald Trump. The frontrunners in both races have hinged their campaigns on opposition to Trump, who since returning to office has chipped away at Washington’s autonomy and sought to remake parts of the city in his image. Mayor Muriel Bowser, who has led the city since taking office in 2015, has taken a pragmatic approach to working with…
Hussam Abu Safia has has been held without charge for more than 500 days.Published On 16 Jun 202616 Jun 2026Israel’s Supreme Court has again rejected an appeal by prominent Palestinian doctor Hussam Abu Safia, who is being held under the Unlawful Combatants Law without any criminal charges being brought against him.Following the ruling on Tuesday, Abu Safia remains in solitary confinement in Nafha Prison in harsh conditions and continues to be denied necessary medical care, Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) said, citing information from Abu Safiya’s lawyer Nasser Odeh.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of listThe Palestinian doctor, who…
Published On 16 Jun 202616 Jun 2026Forcibly displaced families are returning to shattered towns and villages in southern Lebanon after the initial announcement of a ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran.Months of cross-border fire and air raids have levelled homes, shops and public buildings, leaving some neighbourhoods barely recognisable. As word of the ceasefire filtered through, families who had been sheltering with relatives, in schools or in crowded apartments in safer areas, began making the journey back to see what remains of their property.Many are finding collapsed roofs, burned-out cars and rooms stripped of doors and windows. With…
