World Cup Round of 16: Argentina resume their title defense against Egypt in Atlanta on Tuesday, with Lionel Messi facing Mohamed Salah in a rare South America–Africa knockout clash; Egypt are coming off a penalty win over Australia, while Argentina needed extra time to beat Cape Verde. NATO Summit in Türkiye: Leaders gather in Ankara as NATO tries to adapt to a shifting security landscape, with Trump pressing allies on defense spending and Turkey’s role in the alliance under the spotlight. Iran–US tensions at sea and on the streets: A tanker was hit in the Strait of Hormuz as Iran says no more talks unless Trump halts threats, while funeral mourning for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei continues amid anti-US messaging and economic strain. Israel–Palestinians: Israeli police opened an investigation after CCTV showed an officer throwing a stun grenade into a car during a West Bank raid; separate reporting also highlights UN rights concerns over the detention of Gaza doctor Hussam Abu Safiya. Human rights in focus: UN rights action condemned escalating violence in Sudan’s el-Obeid, while Human Rights Watch criticized Germany for deporting a Tajik opposition activist despite fears of mistreatment. Afghanistan cricket: Former fast bowler Shapoor Zadran, a pioneer of Afghanistan’s rise, died in New Delhi at 38 after a prolonged illness. Culture: Qatar Museums won carbon neutrality certification for four major heritage sites, including Al Zubarah Fort.