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World Cup Quarterfinals: Switzerland stunned Colombia on penalties 4-3 after a 0-0 draw, reaching the last eight for the first time since 1954 and setting up a quarterfinal with defending champion Argentina in Kansas City. Algeria Football Fallout: Switzerland’s earlier 2-0 win over Algeria in the round of 32 is now part of the tournament’s defining storylines, with Algeria’s campaign ending as Riyad Mahrez announced his international retirement. Security & Public Order: French police are bracing for possible street unrest ahead of the France–Morocco quarterfinal, warning that celebrations could turn violent if Morocco pull off a shock. Diplomacy & Work Migration: Bangladesh’s foreign minister Shama Obaed Islam met Algeria’s ambassador in Dhaka to push manpower cooperation, energy collaboration, and a joint consultative commission. Human Rights Watch: UN experts and rights groups warned that Tunisia’s crackdown is worsening amid UN silence, raising concerns for civic space and rule of law. Sports Beyond Football: Ghana’s women’s tennis team, the Diamond Rackets, departed for Botswana to compete in the Billie Jean King Cup Africa Group III, with Algeria among their opponents.

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