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The first public hearing opened Thursday in the Fourth Criminal Court, accusing Hassoun of complicity in war crimes, crimes against humanity, incitement to murder, and more for providing religious justification to Assad's forces, including barrel bombs on civilians. Arrested in March 2025 while trying to flee, the session adjourned until July 16 without a verdict, amid attendance by officials, lawyers, and human rights observers. The trial follows Assad's fall in December 2024 and signals Syria's transitional justice push in civilian courts, though opinions divide on whether it unites or divides communities.

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At 77, Ahmad Badr al-Din Hassoun stood in a metal cage in Damascus court, facing charges for fatwas that backed the Assad regime's brutal crackdowns.

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Arsenal have initiated discussions with the representatives of Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimarães. Newcastle United have stated they will not entertain offers for the Brazilian player, who has two years remaining on his contract and has expressed interest in a new deal. Arsenal are assessing a potential formal bid amid interest from other clubs including Manchester United.

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The Italian club has opened negotiations for the 23-year-old Spanish left-back, a Wolves academy graduate who made 35 appearances last season with one goal and two assists. Fiorentina sees him as a key target for their left-back spot, while Wolves could profit from a sale given his new contract until 2028 and market value of €12-17 million. Fans view a £15-20 million fee as solid business, especially with alternatives like David Møller Wolfe in the squad.

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Hugo Bueno's breakout Premier League season caught Fiorentina's eye, sparking early transfer talks with Wolves.

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Abdul Qadir Mumin fled the UK in 2010, abandoning his wife Muna Abdule and their three children under five, to join extremists in Somalia. He now heads ISIS's branch there with 1,200 fighters, but his family—British citizens—remains in a two-bedroom social housing flat in Slough, where Abdule works in health care and insists they have no contact with him. The late 2025 report has reignited online anger over taxpayer-funded housing for relatives of terrorists, even those uninvolved, amid UK shortages and migration debates. No actions like eviction have followed, as the family qualifies like others in need.

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Muna Abdule still remembers the day her husband vanished, leaving her with three young children and no word. Now 43, she and her British-born kids live in a Slough council flat while he leads ISIS fighters halfway across the world.

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Speaking after NATO defense ministers' talks on June 18, Rutte aimed to highlight NATO's strength against Russia's strained war economy, which devotes 48% of its budget to defense. Critics on social media mocked the comment as a factual error, since Russia's 17.1 million square kilometers dwarfs the smaller nations' combined 72,000 square kilometers and its population of 144 million tops their 30 million. Defenders noted Rutte likely meant Russia's economy, projected at $2.66 trillion nominally—exceeding Belgium and Netherlands' $2.23 trillion combined—echoing his past explicit comparisons.

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During a Brussels press conference, NATO chief Mark Rutte said Russia 'is not bigger than Belgium and the Netherlands combined'—a line that quickly drew ridicule for its apparent geography slip.

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The 53-year-old Iranian activist, imprisoned for over a decade fighting women's oppression and the death penalty, collapsed in Zanjan prison on May 1 due to months of medical neglect. Authorities granted temporary sentence suspension on heavy bail, transferring her to Tehran's Pars Hospital for angiography and tests; she was released May 17 needing eight months of rest. Her daughter Kiana Rahmani warned that returning her to prison would be a death sentence, while her foundation calls for permanent freedom and release of all political prisoners. Some Iranian opposition voices criticize her as receiving special treatment amid the broader prison healthcare crisis, contrasting her case with others like Fatemeh Sepehri.

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After 18 grueling days in intensive care from suspected heart attacks, Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi is finally home, recovering under doctors' watchful eyes.

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The image, posted by supporter WelBeast, lists all 20 managers heading into the 2026/27 season—with Arteta's '1' next to Arsenal's crest from their recent 2-1 win over Crystal Palace that ended a 22-year drought. Arsenal topped the table with 85 points, seven ahead of Manchester City, thanks to a defense that conceded just 27 goals. It spotlights a refreshed lineup including Xabi Alonso at Chelsea, Michael Carrick at Manchester United, and Roberto De Zerbi at Tottenham, sparking plenty of fan banter about timelines, spending, and past glories.

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Arsenal fans lit up with a cheeky graphic showing Mikel Arteta as the only current Premier League boss with a league title under his belt.

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The WNBA suspended AT for one game due to a flagrant foul committed on Angel Reese during the previous night's game, which was not called during play but reviewed afterward. This suspension follows a prior incident where AT clotheslined Angel Reese midair, resulting in an in-game ejection but no additional suspension.

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Michel Nkuka Mboldinga, known as Lumumba Vea, dressed in DR Congo's flag colors and raised one hand skyward, mimicking a Kinshasa statue of the nation's first prime minister Patrice Lumumba. The 49-year-old former baker believes his motionless stance gives the Leopards emotional stamina, a ritual he's kept since 2013 despite training for just 30-40 minutes at home. Invited by President Félix Tshisekedi at the players' request, Vea drew Colombian fans for photos and social media clips, blending tribute to Lumumba's tragic history with unwavering support for his team.

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Amid the roar of Guadalajara's stadium, Lumumba Vea held his statue pose for 90-plus minutes during DR Congo's 1-0 loss to Colombia—unmoved, even as a loose ball nearly hit him.

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