FIFA begins cooperation with Trump's peace council
FIFA has begun working with US President Donald Trump's criticized "peace council," FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced in Washington.
Football
Danish football legend Sepp Piontek dies, praised as a fantastic person
One of Danish football's greatest - former national team captain Sepp Piontek - has died. He revolutionized Danish football in the 1980s.
Football
Graham Potter on Sweden injury crisis: I hope
Many Swedish stars are injured, but Sweden's national team captain, Graham Potter, is optimistic about the World Cup playoffs in March. "There is time," Potter said at a press conference.
Sports
After qualifying success, Tuchel extends contract with England
Thomas Tuchel will remain England's national team manager for another two years, extending his contract through the 2028 European Championship.
Sports
United States and Mexico seize 188 packages of cocaine from ship in Pacific Ocean
In a joint raid, the United States and Mexico seized 188 packages of cocaine from a ship in the Pacific Ocean.
World
Trump considers scrapping free trade agreement with Canada and Mexico - currency turbulence
The Canadian dollar and the Mexican peso are taking a beating after Bloomberg reported that U.S. President Donald Trump is considering withdrawing from the free trade agreement with Canada and Mexico.
Business
Details: Drug drone behind El Paso flight stop in Texas
The airspace around El Paso in West Texas was closed for several hours after drones from drug cartels entered U.S. airspace, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy wrote on X.
World
Three kidnapped miners found dead in Sinaloa, Mexico
Three miners who were kidnapped two weeks ago in the violence-ridden Mexican state of Sinaloa have been found dead.
World
Cuba warns airlines it has run out of fuel
Cuban authorities have warned foreign airlines that the country has run out of fuel and that planes cannot refuel if they land in the island nation.
World
Mexico sends two ships with emergency aid to Cuba
Mexico has sent two ships with humanitarian aid to Cuba, the country's Foreign Ministry announced on Sunday.
World
Cuba introduces emergency measures as energy supplies dwindle
The Cuban government is introducing emergency measures to counter a growing energy crisis that is partly due to U.S. sanctions.
World
EU joins rare-earth metals bandwagon
The US wants a price floor for rare-earth metals to prevent China from undercutting potential competitors - and the EU is on board.
Business
Furious at Infantino: Participating in Putin's propaganda, says Sweden's sports minister
FIFA President Gianni Infantino says Russia should be allowed back into international football. The Swedish Football Association does not share that opinion - and Sweden's Sports Minister Jakob Forssmed (KD) is furious. It is extremely serious, he says.
Football
Mexico to send humanitarian aid, including food, to Cuba
Mexico will send humanitarian aid - including food - to Cuba, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said on Tuesday, as the United States has stepped up pressure on the island nation.
World
Germany will not boycott the World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico
The German Football Association has announced it is not considering a boycott of the World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Football
This is how the arrests affect Swedish criminal gangs
Over a short period, several gang leaders have been arrested and handed over to the Swedish police. At the moment, we assess that the gangs' numbers have been reduced, says Johan Rydwik, an inspector at Noa.
Crime
Grealish to miss rest of season - World Cup in danger
Everton's Jack Grealish looks set to miss the rest of the season with a fractured foot.
Sports
Love Is Blind: Sweden gets a third season, premieres March 12
The Netflix hit "Love Is Blind: Sweden" is getting a third season this spring.
TV & film
Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter says fans should boycott the World Cup
Fans should boycott the World Cup in the United States, said 89-year-old former FIFA president Sepp Blatter.
Football
Shooting interrupts football match - at least eleven dead
At least 11 people have been killed and 12 injured in a shooting at a soccer match in the community of Loma de Flores in central Mexico, according to several news agencies.
Football
From Olympic snowboarder to suspected drug kingpin
Former Olympian and criminal defendant Ryan Wedding voluntarily surrendered in Mexico. He was arrested on Thursday night and will be extradited to the United States.
Sports