44-year-old tennis champion Serena Williams announced she will be unable to compete in the women's doubles at Grand Slam tournament Wimbledon alongside her sister. Williams had just returned to singles competition before losing to Maya Joyti in the first round. She had originally planned to continue competing in the doubles event with Venus Williams, but ultimately announced via Instagram that she cannot participate due to a knee injury. In her statement, Williams wrote: "I'm heartbroken to withdraw from the doubles. Coming back to play has been such a gift, and the chance to play with Venus one more time means the world to me. I did everything I could to prepare, but unfortunately my knee is not ready for competition."

Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Suchart Chomklin has directed the Pollution Control Department (PCD) to work with the Department of Border Affairs under the Royal Thai Armed Forces Headq...

In the 2026 World Cup round-of-16 match on the morning of July 5, 2569 at Philadelphia Stadium in the United States, Paraguay faced France. France dominated possession and attacked more than expected, while Paraguay played an organized, defensive approach by sitting deep. This made it difficult for France to break through Paraguay's defensive line. The turning point came in the 70th minute when France earned a penalty kick, which Kylian Mbappé converted flawlessly to give France a 1-0 lead. This was Mbappé's seventh goal of the tournament, taking the golden boot lead over Argentina's Lionel Messi, who has scored six goals, though Mbappé has two assists to his credit. It was also Mbappé's 19th goal in World Cup history across all tournaments. In the remaining time, Paraguay opened up their attack to seek an equalizer, while France controlled the ball and managed the tempo of the match, occasionally launching counterattacks. The final score remained 1-0, with France advancing to the quarterfinals of the 2026 World Cup. France will face Morocco on July 9, 2569 at 03:00 (early morning on July 10, 2569).

Morgan Rogers, England's midfielder competing in the 2026 World Cup, has acknowledged doubts about whether he truly merits a £130 million price tag circulating in recent transfer rumors, even as his form at Aston Villa remains strong.

Currently playing for Premier League side Aston Villa, Rogers has attracted interest from Arsenal, the reigning season champions. However, given his excellent recent performances and long-term contract, Arsenal could face a substantial fee to secure his signing.

Rogers stated: "I'm not certain I'm worth that kind of money. Of course, it feels good hearing that from other people, but I won't let rumors influence me. I'll stay focused, be myself, and continue working to develop my game."

The 23-year-old joined Villa in 2024 before quickly establishing himself as a key player and contributing to the team's UEFA Europa League championship last season. In the current World Cup campaign, he has made three appearances.

Morocco's head coach Mohamed Ouhabi praised his team's excellent tactical adjustment in the second half that secured victory, while Canada's coach Jesse Marsch believes his team played better but was only lacking in attacking precision. In the 2026 World Cup Round of 16 on July 4, Morocco decisively defeated co-host Canada 3-0. Goals came from Azzedine Ounahi in the 50th and 82nd minutes, and Sofyan Rahimi in the 90+8th minute. Morocco advanced to the semifinal round and will face the winner of the Paraguay-France match on July 9. Ouhabi stated: "The opponent planned cleverly and played with high-pressure tactics. We adjusted our approach in the second half. We needed more patience building play through midfield. Our players adapted brilliantly to the tactical change, and that difference led us to victory." Marsch said: "We were the better team. Although they had higher quality in attack, we played fully committed without defensive focus. I preferred our team spirit over theirs. No matter how good Morocco is, I'd still rather be our team. I'm very happy with my team."

Prince of Songkhla University has officially published the university announcement regarding the designation of campuses and establishment of divisions (Version 4, B.E. 2569) in the Royal Gazette to establish a new division called the "Advanced Institute for Sustainable Healthcare Systems of Prince of Songkhla University." The institute's primary mission is to integrate knowledge, resources, and collaborative networks to elevate healthcare service standards and promote equitable access to care. Under this new institute, the main operational unit is the "Andaman Health Center of Prince of Songkhla University," located at the Phuket campus. It comprises seven sub-units ready to execute their full missions: 1. Central Administration Office; 2. College of Health; 3. Songkhla Phuket Digital Dentistry Center; 4. Songkhla Phuket Medical Technology Service Center; 5. Songkhla Phuket Thai Traditional Medicine Hospital; 6. Songkhla Phuket General Hospital; 7. Songkhla Phuket Kasem Cheewawasuk Wellness Center. Deputy Rector Assoc. Prof. Dr. Phan Thongchumnuam outlined the institute's vision, stating it will drive sustainable health innovation in the Andaman region by integrating research, education, and community impact. The Royal Gazette publication represents a crucial administrative step that will properly support future operational guidelines, chain of command, and personnel staffing frameworks. It also serves as essential documentation for managing various rights and benefits for service users and staff across all seven divisions, including medical expense reimbursement rights and children's education allowances.