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France: The French soccer federation will file a complaint with FIFA over “racist and discriminatory remarks” made by Argentina players in post-match chants about France’s team after their Copa América victory. In Miami Gardens, Florida, on Sunday, Argentina defeated Colombia 1-0. Argentina’s Enzo Fernandez, a midfielder for Chelsea, shared a video on Instagram that went viral on X, including the players pretending to sing about French players who are of African descent. Wesley Fofana, a defender for France and one of Fernandez’s Chelsea teammates, shared the Argentina team video on social media on Tuesday, labelling it as “uninhibited racism.” Among…

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United States: Billionaire Elon Musk has announced plans to relocate the corporate offices of two of his most well-known businesses, the social media platform X and the rocket company SpaceX, from California to Texas. Musk announced the decision in a post on X, citing the new California law that forbids transgender notification requirements in schools as the “final straw” and claiming that such laws “both families and companies.” He cited his objection to a recently passed state law in California that prohibits schools from requiring employees to tell parents or other parties about a student’s gender identity. He has been…

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United States: Donald Trump’s decision to select Senator JD Vance as his running mate for the 2024 presidential election has been lauded as a “masterstroke” by Nigel Green, CEO of deVere Group, a leading global financial advisory and asset management firm, citing Vance’s strong advocacy for cryptocurrency. Trump’s nomination of Senator JD Vance of Ohio as his Vice-Presidential candidate follows months of speculation and positions the Republican nominee to challenge President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. Nigel Green remarked that, “Vance, an outspoken supporter of Bitcoin and other digital currencies, represents a significant and strategic move in today’s…

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La Paz: Bolivian President Luis Arce has announced the discovery of a vast natural gas reserve in the country’s administrative capital, La Paz. Luis Arce described the discovery as the largest find in nearly two decades and would considerably help the financially struggling nation. A ‘Mega Field,’ estimated to contain approximately 1.7 trillion cubic meters of gas with a market value of $6.8 billion has been discovered from the trove, located just north of the capital. The field, named Mayaya X-1, is seen as a potential revival for Bolivia’s gas industry, which was the driving force behind the country’s economic…

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United Kingdom: Jonathan Reynolds, the new Business and Trade Secretary, will tell a meeting of G7 ministers and businesses that the UK is back on the global stage and “open for business,” as per the report released by the British government. During his first foreign trip in the position, he will inform colleagues at the G7 Trade Ministerial Meeting in Italy that UK companies will be able to plan for consistent investment and economic growth over the next ten years thanks to a new, sensible global strategy. It’s part of the government’s strategy to establish a pro-business climate that encourages…

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United States: The Russian antivirus giant Kaspersky Labs has announced its withdrawal from the US market after the Joe Biden administration banned the sale and distribution of its software. Kaspersky described the decision by the US administration as ‘sad and difficult.’ Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said that Moscow’s influence over the company posed a significant threat to US infrastructure and services. Kaspersky, which has operated in the US for two decades has denied the allegations. Effective July 20, 2024, Kaspersky will begin winding down its US operations and eliminating US-based positions. The company’s US website has already stopped selling its…

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United States: Scientists have discovered an underground cave on the moon near the spot where Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin touched down 55 years ago. They believe there are hundreds more caves that could one-day house astronauts. On Monday, a group of scientists led by Italians reported finding evidence of a sizable cave that may be accessed from the moon’s deepest known pit. The Sea of Tranquilly is home to the cave, which is 400 kilometres (250 miles) from the Apollo 11 landing site. According to scientists, the hole was formed by the collapse of a lava tube, just like…

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United States: US President Joe Biden told Americans in a primetime speech from the White House that US politics must never be a “killing field” and denounced the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. At a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, a gunman opened fire, wounding Trump, the presumed Republican contender for president, in the ear. In the attack, one person was killed and two more suffered serious injuries. Biden asked Americans to “take a step back” and issued a warning that “political rhetoric in this country has gotten very heated” in the Oval Office address, which was just his third since…

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Florida: Argentina has won a record 16th Copa America title by beating Colombia 1-0. The final was tumultuous, delayed 80 minutes by disturbances outside Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium. Lautaro Martinez secured victory goal in the second half of extra time, on Giovani lo Celso’s assist. Captain Lionel Messi, emotional after suffering an injury mid-game, celebrated his country’s third consecutive major tournament win at the final whistle. Kick-off was delayed as ticketless fans attempted to enter the stadium, leading to clashes with police and several arrests. Additionally, a 25-minute halftime was necessitated by a concert on the pitch by Colombian pop…

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Rwanda: Voters in Rwanda are heading to polling stations to cast their ballots in elections anticipated to secure Paul Kagame’s continued leadership in the central African nation. Since the country’s genocide that claimed the lives of over 800,000 people, primarily members of the Tutsi ethnic minority, thirty years ago, there have been four presidential elections. After Pasteur Bizimungu resigned in 2000, the Rwandan Patriotic Front rebel group led Kagame in the defeat of Hutu extremist forces and the end of the genocide. Kagame was elected president by parliament. Since then, he has won three elections with more than 90 percent…

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