Team Estonia at #UNGA81# 🇪🇪🇺🇳 A week of new connections, stronger partnerships and conversations with friends from across the world. We came to stand up for Ukraine, international law and a UN that can deliver. The work continues, together.

Team Ninja didn’t drop a date. They dropped a homework assignment. Alpha now, March 2027 later. That’s not confidence. That’s “play this, fill out the survey, don’t make us ship another spirit-gauge Nioh.” If deflect-into-martial-arts isn’t the whole identity in 20 minutes, the date is just calendar.

Team Wales were on BBC’s The One Show last night! 👀🏴 Get a glimpse of what WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 is all about, and what it takes to compete at the highest level of skills competition in the world. Watch on BBC iPlayer from 1:35 👇

Team USA coach Kara Lawson opened up on what it would mean for her team to win the FIBA Women's World Cup on the weekend of the 25th anniversary of 9/11. "We think about that. And I felt the presence of the U.S. here, even though we are in Europe. I felt it, and certainly felt it yesterday in 9/11 and, you know, a somber anniversary. And it’s something that was, you know, a powerful memory, and something that is on our minds, certainly on that day, but really other days as well. It would mean a ton to win a World Cup for our country. We’re proud to be Americans, and we’re proud to represent USA. And to win a World Cup would be an amazing thing."

Team USA coach Kara Lawson addressed a FIBA power ranking that placed France over the US heading into the knockout stage. “Worrying about someone else’s opinion doesn’t serve you because it doesn’t change whether you can do it or not.”