FIFA said the empty-seat look at Guadalajara’s World Cup match came from fans standing in concourses, not from a mismatch in the official crowd count. The episode also feeds into the tournament’s wider ticket-pricing conversation.
Viridien’s new dense multi-client OBN survey in the Frigg area adds another data push in the Central North Sea, as operators keep seeking sharper imaging in mature basins.
At IATA’s annual meeting in Rio, the airline group said global sustainable aviation fuel production is still far below what aviation needs, even as Brazil is positioned as a possible future hub.
FIFA has announced a ban on fans bringing reusable water bottles into World Cup 2026 stadiums, sparking debate over sustainability, security, and fan experience.
Nelly Korda claimed the 2026 U.S. Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club, finishing at 8-under 269 and collecting the $2.5 million winner’s share from a record purse.
Brazil and Morocco are set for a Group C opening-round clash at FIFA World Cup 2026 on Saturday, June 13, at New York New Jersey Stadium, with the fixture carrying early weight in the group race.
Australia’s draft News Bargaining Incentive would push major digital platforms to strike or renew news deals with publishers, or face a charge tied to Australian revenue. Meta says the plan is discriminatory and may breach the Australia-U.S. trade pact, but the policy is still in consultation and no formal U.S. dispute is confirmed.
NASA’s Artemis III mission has been redefined as a crewed Earth-orbit test that will check Orion docking, lander systems, and a new heat shield before any later Moon landing attempt.
Boston’s redevelopment proposal for St. Gabriel’s Monastery in Brighton would restore the historic complex, add four new residential buildings and create about 660 homes, underscoring the city’s housing-versus-preservation debate.
TGS has secured an offshore wind site characterization contract in Europe, with the Ramform Vanguard set to begin data acquisition in early August for an estimated three-week campaign.