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Buenos Aires (AFP) – Drone images show tens of thousands of supporters gathered at the Obelisk of Buenos Aires, to celebrate Argentina’s victory at the Qatar 2022 World Cup.

Doha (AFP) – France’s team bus leaves Lusail Stadium after their defeat to Argentina in the World Cup final.

Doha (AFP) – Argentina fans celebrate their World Cup victory outside Lusail Stadium after watching the team beat France 4-2 on penalties following a thrilling match.

Buenos Aires (AFP) – Argentine fans celebrate at the Obelisk of Buenos Aires after Lionel Messi won the World Cup for Argentina as he scored twice against France in one of the all-time great finals before the South Americans held their nerve to win in a penalty shootout.

Buenos Aires (AFP) – Fans gathered at the Obelisk of Buenos Aires, and in a former home of Diego Maradona, celebrate as Argentina beat France on penalties in the final of the Qatar 2022 World Cup.

Doha (AFP) – France fans march en masse to Lusail Stadium, where Les Bleus will face Argentina in the World Cup final.

Dublin (AFP) – Ireland’s Leo Varadkar leaves Parliament and greets lawmakers and supporters in central Dublin after taking over as premier for the second time in a handover of power in line with a coalition deal struck in 2020.

Lusail (Qatar) (AFP) – Images of the Lusail stadium in Qatar, the 80,000-seat venue a few hours before it hosts the World Cup final between Argentina and France.

Londres (AFP) – A clinic in London is offering free laser removal treatment for anyone with a Kanye West tattoo following a series of anti-Semitic outbursts from the musician and fashion designer.

Batang Kali (Malaysia) (AFP) – Survivors of a landslide which struck a campsite at a Malaysian farm recall the horror of the deadly disaster near Batang Kali, with rescuers scouring the muddy terrain for those still missing.

Russkiye Tishki (Ukraine) (AFP) – In Ukraine, at the front, former animal shelter worker Olena Bubenko lives in a basement with her husband, elderly mother – and 67 dogs she took in after their owners fled the Russians.

Brussels (AFP) – In an exclusive interview with AFP, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says that Russia is “planning for a long war” in Ukraine, and urges Kyiv’s NATO backers to keep supporting Ukraine’s military until President Vladimir Putin realises he “cannot win on the battlefield”.