The global banking sector is undergoing rapid transformation. Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a technology of the future; it has already become an integral part of banks’ day-to-day operations. From loan analysis, fraud detection and customer service to risk management and document processing, the use of AI is expanding across various areas.
The World Cup quarter-final between Norway and England (July 11, Miami) is shaping up to be one of the most tactically intriguing clashes of the tournament. It is not just a battle between two teams but a collision of two distinct football philosophies. On one side, Stale Solbakken's Norway, who control possession, patiently frustrate opponents and then strike with devastating speed. On the other, Thomas Tuchel's England, defined by high-pressing, rapid transitions and attacking football.
Today, Spain and Belgium, the two European superpowers, are facing each other in one of the most exciting quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup. On one hand, the most organized and impenetrable defense of the tournament, on the other hand, a devastating attack that is gradually getting back into rhythm. The match will start at 12 noon local time on Friday at the Los Angeles Stadium, 1 am Bangladesh time on Saturday.
The FIFA World Cup is not just a stage to crown champions; it is the biggest platform for discovering new stars. Like every World Cup, the 2026 edition saw a host of young footballers shine alongside experienced superstars.
Some players in football history are defined not by trophies, goals or statistics alone. They represent an era, a carrier of an art form. Croatia's Luka Modric is exactly that. In modern football dominated by pace, power and numbers, Modric has repeatedly proven that football is also a game of intellect, vision and beauty.
Spain defeated Austria 3-0 in the last 32 match of the World Cup that started at the first hour of Bangladesh time on Friday at the Sophie Stadium in Los Angeles. This is their first knockout victory since winning the 2010 World Cup. However, countless legends have emerged throughout the history of Spanish football. Some have triumphed in the World Cup, others have dominated Europe, and some have transcended mere trophies, elevating football to an art form. Certain players have served as formidable defenders, while others have orchestrated the game in midfield, and some have netted goals, securing a lasting place in the hearts of millions of supporters.