France and the Netherlands drew 0-0 in their Euro 2024 match in Leipzig, with both teams missing key chances. French captain Kylian Mbappe sat out due to a broken nose sustained in the previous match. The Dutch had a goal controversially disallowed, while Antoine Griezmann wasted two opportunities for France. The match lacked spark, with both teams creating few clear-cut chances. The draw edges both teams closer to the last 16, but they will need to improve their attack to progress further in the tournament.

A rare pink dolphin has been spotted off the coast of North Carolina, leaving the internet in awe. Photos shared on social media show the dolphin surfacing and diving in the waters. While some questioned the authenticity of the images, the account that shared them claimed they are real and not AI-generated. The account also stated that pink dolphins are rare, with the last sighting a few years ago in Louisiana. The photos have gained significant traction online, with many marveling at the unusual sighting.

Chile and Peru opened their Copa America campaigns with a 0-0 draw on Saturday. The match was a physical battle with few clear chances. Chile's Alexis Sanchez missed the best opportunity in the first half, while Peru pushed hard in the second half. However, Chile's goalkeeper Claudio Bravo made several crucial saves, including a remarkable double save, to keep the scores level. The result leaves Group A wide open, with both teams seeking to gain an advantage in their next matches. Bravo's heroics ensured Chile earned a point in a intense and competitive match.

A Mumbai-based doctor, KH Patil, has been duped of Rs 7 lakh by scammers using a deepfake video of Mukesh Ambani endorsing a fake share trading academy. The video, seen on Instagram, showed Ambani promoting the "Rajiv Sharma Trade Group" and urging investments in "BCF Academy". Believing it genuine, Dr Patil searched online and found fake offices in London and Mumbai, convincing her of its legitimacy. She lost Rs 7 lakh to the scam. The incident highlights the growing concern of deepfake frauds and the need for caution online.

Ukraine staged a dramatic comeback to defeat Slovakia 2-1 in their Euro 2024 group match in Düsseldorf. Despite falling behind to an early goal by Ivan Schranz, Ukraine equalized through Mykola Shaparenko in the 54th minute. Roman Yaremchuk came off the bench to score the winning goal, securing Ukraine’s first points in Group E. This victory revives Ukraine’s hopes in the tournament after their opening defeat to Romania. The team, battling amid their country’s ongoing war, celebrated emotionally as they joined Slovakia and Romania in a tightly contested group.

India criticized the Canadian Parliament's June 18 tribute to Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a pro-Khalistani activist. Nijjar was killed a year ago, and Canadian PM Justin Trudeau had implicated India, straining diplomatic ties. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal reiterated India’s stance against political support for extremism and urged Canada to act against anti-India activities. He condemned the formation of Khalistani 'Citizen’s Courts' in Canada, demanding Ottawa curb extremist elements and their gatherings.

India has demanded a "verified stop" to the recruitment of Indian nationals by the Russian Army after the deaths of four Indians on the Ukraine frontlines. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal highlighted that discussions are ongoing with Russian authorities to repatriate Indians and ensure no further recruitment. Reports indicate up to 100 Indians were recruited, often misled by promises of high-paying jobs. India is also coordinating with Russia for the return of the bodies of the deceased. The Indian government has urged citizens to exercise caution regarding employment opportunities in Russia.

Four members of the Hinduja family were sentenced to up to 4.5 years in prison by a Swiss court for exploiting their servants. Prakash Hinduja and his wife Kamal received 4.5-year sentences, while their son Ajay and his wife Namrata were sentenced to four years each. The court rejected human trafficking charges but found the family guilty of underpaying and overworking their staff at their Lake Geneva villa. The workers received less than one-tenth of the standard pay and minimal health benefits. The Hinduja family plans to appeal the ruling.

London’s Tube map has been redesigned to celebrate Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, with lines named after her albums and stations marked by her songs. The map highlights locations featured in her music. Swift’s fans were thrilled as "Shake It Off" was played at Buckingham Palace’s Changing of the Guard. The pop star is performing three sold-out shows at Wembley Stadium this weekend. Fans are expected to boost London’s economy by £300 million. Special murals and renamed "Swiftie Steps" at Wembley Park mark her arrival. The tour continues to Dublin next week, with more London shows in August.

American Airlines has suspended several employees after three black passengers were removed from a January flight from Phoenix to New York. The men, who later sued for racial discrimination, claimed they were singled out due to a complaint about body odor. CEO Robert Isom called the incident "unacceptable" and admitted the airline "fell short" of its customer commitments. The company is working with civil rights groups and creating an advisory group to improve black passengers' experiences. The airline has faced previous allegations of racial bias, with the NAACP considering reinstating a travel warning.