World Cup Opener: Saudi Arabia kick off their 2026 campaign on Monday vs Uruguay in Group H at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium, with new coach Georgios Donis taking charge after Herve Renard’s April sacking; Uruguay are led by Marcelo Bielsa and have a recent edge in head-to-head history. Goalkeeping Debate in Spain: Arsenal’s David Raya played down the pressure over Spain’s No.1 spot ahead of their opener vs Cape Verde, saying Unai Simón is “in good hands” and that competition helps the team. Diplomacy & Iran Talks: Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan spoke by phone with Pakistan’s DPM Ishaq Dar on regional peace and progress in US-Iran negotiations, with both sides stressing coordination for upcoming meetings. Hajj & Pilgrim Logistics: Nigeria’s return airlift from Saudi Arabia reached its 44th flight, while the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria says all pilgrims will be back before Saudi deadlines. Domestic Updates: Saudi public school final exams begin Sunday (except Makkah and Madinah, where exams start June 21), as students across the Kingdom prepare for the end-of-year break. Security Crackdown: Saudi authorities arrested 10,725 illegal residents in a week and deported 7,989, according to the Ministry of Interior. Quran Access: The King Fahd Complex in Medina launched a Tajik audio translation of Quran meanings, letting users listen, navigate surahs, and download files. Food Exports: Saudi Arabia will be guest of honor at New York’s Fancy Food Show, showcasing premium dates and processed date products to boost exports.