London, England / EuroWire / – The British government revealed on Wednesday a significant financial commitment aimed at advancing its nuclear deterrent capabilities through a £8.4 billion investment in submarine programme operations. This strategic allocation is designed to modernize the UK’s ongoing at-sea nuclear force. An official statement from the Prime Minister’s Office explained that this multi-billion-pound funding initiative aims to accelerate the build schedule of four Dreadnought-class nuclear-powered submarines while also creating thousands of high-skilled employment opportunities for young professionals over the next decade. This long-term defense funding signifies a crucial shift in national security procurement, ensuring stable financial support for vital maritime defense systems in the coming decades.
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Nearly 2 million international tourists visited the Republic of Korea in June, propelling the total count of foreign arrivals in the first six months of the year past a significant threshold. Data released by the Emirates News Agency confirmed that Korea’s foreign tourist entries surpassed 10 million in H1, driven by consistent double-digit growth in key regional markets. According to statistics from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, June alone saw 1.99 million foreign visitors, marking a 23.1 percent rise over the same month last year. This strong monthly increase brought the cumulative figure for the first half of the year to 10.71 million arrivals, representing a 21.3 percent increase from the 8.8 million recorded during the same period in 2025 and surpassing pre-pandemic 2019 levels by 26.9 percent.
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Spain sent Portugal out of the FIFA World Cup with a late 1-0 win, ending Ronaldo’s sixth tournament and long pursuit of the title.
Norway reached the FIFA World Cup last eight after a 2-1 win over Brazil, with Haaland scoring twice and Neymar netting late.
Australia exited the FIFA World Cup 2026 after Egypt won 4-2 on penalties following a 1-1 Round of 32 draw in Arlington at Dallas Stadium.
Spain kept a clean sheet and advanced from the World Cup Round of 32 after goals by Oyarzabal and Porro ended Austria’s run in Los Angeles.
Congo DR led early through Brian Cipenga before Harry Kane scored twice to lift England into the World Cup round of 16.
Mexico reached the FIFA World Cup Round of 16 with a 2-0 victory over Ecuador, keeping its unbeaten run and clean-sheet record intact.