World Cup Culture: Colombia’s World Cup opener turned Mexico City into a sea of yellow as thousands of fans packed streets and restaurants ahead of a 3-1 win over Uzbekistan at the Azteca, with Luis Díaz starring and the crowd making the stadium feel like a home base. Global Governance: China’s Global Governance white paper argues the “law of the jungle” is returning because the UN Charter hasn’t been properly upheld, urging ceasefires and pushing for bigger Global South representation in institutions like the IMF and World Bank. Middle East Ceasefire: G7 leaders backed a US-Iran ceasefire deal tied to reopening the Strait of Hormuz, with sanctions relief linked to a future nuclear agreement. Climate & Food Security: FAO and WFP launched a joint anticipatory appeal seeking $202 million to protect nearly 9 million people across 22 high-risk countries from El Niño-driven droughts, floods, and storms. Sports Development: Cricket West Indies and Jamaica’s sports minister met to map grassroots coaching, pitch prep, and youth pathways, including hopes for cricket’s Olympic future. Regional Spotlight: Kenya’s President William Ruto invited Arsenal to visit after the club’s title celebrations sparked huge local excitement, and he also toured a maritime research vessel in Mombasa tied to ocean governance.