Cape Verde holds Spain to draw in World Cup debut

Cape Verde held Spain to a draw in its first World Cup match, played in Atlanta.

The BBC's Celestine Karoney spoke with jubilant fans after the game.

Bosnia-Herzegovina supporters at their team's match in Toronto told the BBC how much their trip and tickets cost.

President Trump said he loves inflation. He also said the United States is taking millions of barrels of oil from Iran, adding that Tehran did not know until now.

NASA named an all-male crew for the Artemis III mission. The astronauts are set to launch in 2027 to test systems before a planned Moon landing.

Israel and Iran traded missile strikes for the first time since a ceasefire began two months ago.

President Trump denied promising no new wars, though BBC Verify found several instances of him saying so during the 2024 campaign.

Iran's national football team arrived in Mexico for the World Cup while facing a US visa dispute. Players and staff must fly in and out of the United States for each group-stage match.

World Cup teams have begun arriving in North America, some in matching suits and others carrying identical green bags.

Federal officials said four people were arrested after a video showed an elaborate tunnel used to smuggle more than $45 million worth of cocaine between the United States and Mexico.

Power blackouts in Cuba have left residents of high-rise buildings in constant uncertainty. A 70-year-old widow told the BBC that an outage once trapped her and her husband in their building when he needed medical care because the elevator stopped working.

Brazil's national team is preparing at the Columbia Park Training Facility in Morris Township, New Jersey. The BBC's Brandon Livesay toured the camp, which features pitches, PlayStations and protein ice cream.

Supporters of former Cuban president Raúl Castro held a rally in Havana after the United States indicted him. The Department of Justice charged Castro with murder and other crimes over the 1996 downing of two civilian aircraft.

Cuban-Americans reacted to the indictment of Raúl Castro. The charges stem from his alleged role in the plane attack nearly 30 years ago.

BBC correspondent Will Grant reported from Havana after the indictment, which accuses Castro of conspiracy to kill US nationals.

The US government released 1996 footage of the plane attack at the center of the charges against Castro.

BBC presenters Laura Bicker and Steven Rosenberg examined the relationship between Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping as the two leaders met in Beijing.

BBC released key moments from its interview with former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández, who was pardoned by President Trump in December while serving a 45-year sentence for drug trafficking.