SOC:Socceroos to relish hostile Mexico crowd in Pasadena The Socceroos will face a huge parochial pro-Mexico crowd in their friendly match, but defender Harry Souttar can't wait. AAP · May 30
Socceroos to relish hostile Mexico crowd in Pasadena The Socceroos will face a huge parochial pro-Mexico crowd in their friendly match, but defender Harry Souttar can't wait. AAP · May 30
Socceroos set for fresh date with WC co-hosts Australia will be seeking their third win over Mexico when they face the World Cup co-hosts at the Rose Bowl Stadium. AAP · May 30
SOC:Volpato debut a possibility as coach plays down risk Socceroos coach Tony Popovic says Cristian Volpato could debut as soon as Australia's friendly against Mexico less than two days after his defection from Italy. AAP · May 30
Volpato debut a possibility as coach plays down risk Socceroos coach Tony Popovic says Cristian Volpato could debut as soon as Australia's friendly against Mexico less than two days after his defection from Italy. AAP · May 30
Mexico president Sheinbaum gifts her World Cup ticket to Indigenous athlete Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum has given away her ticket to the World Cup opening match The Independent UK · May 29
Alarm at Mexico bill allowing elections to be annulled for ‘foreign interference’ Opposition says constitutional amendment would give bill ruling party carte blanche to overturn will of voters The Guardian - US · May 29
Socceroos enter last chance saloon with Mexico friendly to shape World Cup dreams Coach Tony Popovic will take a final look at players on the selection fringe with Australia’s 26-man squad to be named after the warm-up game The Guardian - AU · May 29
Claudia Sheinbaum Warns of "Real Risk" of Foreign Intervention in Mexico Elections Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum warned that Mexico faces a "real risk" of foreign intervention in its elections, escalating a political fight over a newly approved constitutional reform that would allow authorities to annul an election if outside interference is proven. Latin Times · May 29
'Wish me happy birthday': Indian-origin woman falls from bridge during vacation in Mexico, shares harrowing experience Nina Bakhshi, an Indian-origin Californian makeup artist, had the most harrowing birthday trip this year as she chose a guided ATV (all-terrain vehicle) tour of Cenote La Noria in Mexico, where she fell from a bridge and suffered several fractures. In a fundraiser set up earlier this month, she shared… The Times of India · May 29
Mexico's Tijuana: From gateway to the American Dream to dead end With Iran's national football team set to be based in Tijuana, Mexico, for the upcoming World Cup, our reporters Laurence Cuvillier and Matthieu Comin travelled to the Mexican city known for being one of the most dangerous in the world. Until recently, this border city with the United States was… France 24 · May 29
Mexico hope a month of isolation can rekindle the magic of the 1986 World Cup El Tri reached the quarter-finals the last time they hosted the tournament. They’re hoping old methods can revive the team after a disastrous outing in 2022 The Guardian - US · May 29
U.S. Fuel Trader Investigated Over Alleged Cartel-Linked Smuggling A Texas-based fuel trader is under investigation in the United States and Mexico after documents allegedly showed a paper trail linking fuel shipments to a smuggling scheme tied to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. International Business Times · May 28
Guatemala requests US military cooperation against drug trafficking Central American country says its president spoke with Pete Hegseth to confirm terms of cooperation The Guardian - US · May 28
The Conversation · May 28 The 2026 FIFA World Cup gives Canada an opportunity to attract digital nomads. Here’s how not to waste it When the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off, Canada — alongside Mexico and the United States — will co-host the biggest tournament in the competition’s history. Toronto and Vancouver are expected to attract millions of visitors and generate $3.8 billion in economic activity, including $2 billion in gross domestic product…
The Economic Times · May 28 US, Mexico, Canada announce Ebola-related travel measures ahead of World Cup The United States, Mexico, and Canada have come together to establish unified travel restrictions due to rising concerns over Ebola. Targeted towards individuals arriving from specific high-risk areas in Africa, these measures are designed to ensure the safety of citizens and international visitors during the upcoming World Cup festivities.
The Independent UK · May 28 Trump review that could shutter Mexican consulates stokes worries The Trump administration's review of Mexico's 53 U.S. consulates has stoked worries among Mexicans in the U.S. that some could be shuttered, making it harder for them to access important services
Euronews · May 28 World Cup 2026 kit ranking: Which teams are the fashionable winners and unstylish losers? Here is Euronews Culture's verdict on the best and worst football kits at this year’s World Cup.
The Independent UK · May 28 The five most-underrated World Cup 2026 host cities you should travel to next We take a look at some lesser known tournament locations that deserve a visit
The Conversation · May 28 World Cup 2026: why moving games to evenings isn’t enough to tackle extreme heat problem The 2026 Fifa World Cup is the biggest ever edition of the world’s most watched sporting tournament. The 48 teams taking part in Canada, the US and Mexico may find their toughest opponent is the extreme heat.
The National (Scotland) · May 28 Ex-Celtic loanee caught in the middle of transfer tug-of-war, ahead of busy summer Celtic loan star Araujo could be heading back to Mexico, with Monterrey and Cruz Azul battling it out to sign the full back.
International Business Times · May 28 Cubans Deported To Mexico By U.S. Face Legal Limbo And Harsh Conditions: Report Thousands of Cuban migrants face an uncertain future and legal limbo after being sent to Mexico by the United States, according to a new report.
Latin Times · May 27 Possible Serial Killer Case Adds to Security Fears Ahead of 2026 World Cup in Mexico A suspected serial killer investigation in western Mexico is intensifying security concerns just weeks before the country hosts its first matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Authorities in the state of Jalisco are investigating multiple killings linked to a man accused of targeting victims in communities near Guadalajara, one…
The Conversation · May 27 The next World Cup won’t be only about passion for soccer. It will also be about betting obsession In Brazil, the World Cup is far more than a sports event; it’s part of the country’s identity. Brazil has won the men’s tournament five times, and has high hopes of a sixth in the upcoming event taking place in Canada, Mexico, and the United States from June 11 to…
Euronews · May 27 Carlos Slim: 'Pemex crisis is Mexico's main problem' The richest man in Mexico, Carlos Slim, says the crisis at state oil firm Pemex is the country's main problem, with plunging output, weak investment and debts of about $85bn.