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CNA is a news outlet based in Taiwan that covers a range of topics including politics, technology, and international affairs, with recent headlines focusing on military developments, diplomatic relations, and global events.
- Top beat: Sports
- Tracked since 2026
- 3 Taiwan peers
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- World Cup sets all-time attendance record, surpassing 1994 markThe 2026 World Cup became the best-attended tournament in history, exceeding the 1994 record of 3.6 million spectators, with 48 matches remaining and stadiums nearly full.
- Netherlands defender Ake replaces Van de Ven against TunisiaNetherlands coach Ronald Koeman names Nathan Ake in the starting lineup for the World Cup Group F match against Tunisia, replacing Micky van de Ven. Tunisia makes four changes from their previous game.
- Sweden boss Potter calls up Elanga as Japan make three changesSweden coach Graham Potter has named Anthony Elanga in the starting lineup for the World Cup Group F match against Japan, while Japan makes three changes to their team.
- Ecuador fight back to shock Germany and reach knockout stageEcuador stunned Germany 2-1 to reach the knockout stage of the World Cup.
- Commentary: Why is getting to a World Cup game so hard?Traveling to the World Cup game in New Jersey is challenging due to restricted walking and cycling, limited public transport options, and high costs.
- Commentary: 85% of kids in Australia still using social media - has the ban failed?A study shows that 85% of Australian under-16s still use social media six months after the age-based ban, with most accessing platforms through their own accounts rather than circumventing age checks.
- England's Eze not concerned by outside noise ahead of final World Cup group gameEngland's Eberechi Eze remains focused on team dynamics and his performance ahead of the World Cup group final against Panama, disregarding external criticism.
- King Charles III will not live at Buckingham Palace after refurbishment completionKing Charles III will not live at Buckingham Palace after its 10-year refurbishment, moving to Clarence House, while the palace will remain the monarchy's ceremonial center. The king also disclosed his personal tax payments for the first time as monarch.
- Saudi Arabia a work in progress ahead of World Cup clash with Cape VerdeSaudi Arabia's coach Georgios Donis marks a month with the team ahead of their World Cup clash against Cape Verde, acknowledging the team's progress but noting challenges in implementing his strategies.
- Nasdaq falls again on mixed day for US stocks, oil prices riseThe Nasdaq fell for the fourth consecutive day amid tech sector weakness, while oil prices rose after a cargo ship attack in the Strait of Hormuz. Micron's strong AI-related earnings lifted some tech stocks and global markets.
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- Paris court gives French oil company TotalEnergies 6 months to tighten its climate policiesA Paris court ordered TotalEnergies to report environmental risks from its gas and oil products, giving the company six months to comply. The ruling applies a 2017 law requiring companies to address environmental risks but does not force production cuts.
- Marsch mind games bring more questions than answers about Canada's injured DaviesCanada's coach Jesse Marsch admitted he misled the media and opponents about Alphonso Davies' fitness before the World Cup match against Switzerland, revealing Davies was not fit to play and will be available for the next match.
- Iraq looking to make history against Senegal, says coach ArnoldIraq coach Graham Arnold says his team will aim to make history by earning Iraq's first-ever World Cup point against Senegal, despite being eliminated from the tournament.
- Austria, Algeria in shoot-out for second place in Group JAustria and Algeria will compete for second place in Group J, with a draw potentially benefiting both teams as they aim for the round of 32.