De Jong tears knee ligament, out at start of Barcelona season
Barcelona said surgery is not needed, but De Jong may miss the LaLiga opener against Elche on Aug. 24.
Barcelona said surgery is not needed, but De Jong may miss the LaLiga opener against Elche on Aug. 24.
The alert covers seven provinces, with UV index 6-7 and high temperatures expected to last into next week.
What’s next: The countries plan to widen participation this autumn as NATO leaders meet in Ankara, Turkey, with defense funding in focus.
Series: European Allies · Multilateral Defense Financing Plan · 2 chapters since Jul 6What's new: Brazil, Mexico, Canada and Paraguay were the latest teams eliminated after the round of 16.
Bus, tram and metro services are also affected as unions protest planned benefit cuts and pension changes.
Why it matters: China made up 19% of ASML's first-quarter net system sales, and the bill could widen limits to immersion DUV tools.
What’s next: The Dutch are all but certain to reach the last 32 after Brian Brobbey and Cody Gakpo scored two goals each.
The Netherlands arrive after a 2-2 draw with Japan, while Sweden can move closer to the knockout stage with a win.
What’s next: The win put the Dutch atop Group F, while Sweden head into a high-pressure game against Japan.
New: Tunisia fired Sabri Lamouchi after a 1-5 loss to Sweden and is now coached by Herve Renard.
Kick It Out and the Frank Soo Foundation called the remarks racist and urged broadcasters to monitor guests more closely.
Renard will immediately lead preparations for the June 20 match against Japan as Tunisia sits at the bottom of Group F.
Mondher Kebaier is being lined up as interim coach as Tunisia still has matches against Japan and the Netherlands.
Both teams open Group F with one point, while Sweden and Tunisia have yet to play their first match.
Both teams take one point in Group F, ending Netherlands' World Cup opening-match winning streak since 1994.
Japan will be without Wataru Endo because of a foot injury, while Belanda dropped Jurrien Timber and called up Lutsharel Geertruida.
The call also touched on Middle East tensions as Indonesia pushes to finalize its trade pact with the European Union.
Why it matters: The exit deepens pressure on Keir Starmer as allies push for higher military spending ahead of a summit with Donald Trump.
They accused the IRGC and Quds Force of plotting killings, kidnappings and intimidation in Europe, North America and Australia.
What's new: layoffs now cannot take effect before May 1, and affected staff will have until May 2027 to seek other roles.
China’s military said it drove off HNLMS De Ruyter, but the Dutch navy said the ship was sailing in line with international law.