World Cup Fallout: Spain beat France 2-0 in the semifinal in Dallas, with Mikel Oyarzabal scoring from the spot and Pedro Porro adding a second, ending Didier Deschamps’ era and sending France into a third-place match. Stadium to Streets: In Paris and Lyon, more than 160 people were arrested after riots tied to the defeat, including fireworks thrown at police during Bastille Day security operations. Aftermath in France: Rayan Cherki said France “lost to ourselves,” while officials and fans debated tactics and refereeing as the team’s collapse sparked anger. Assisted Dying Vote: France’s National Assembly is set to give final approval to an assisted-dying bill after years of debate, with the Constitutional Council next. Defense & Industry: France announced tests integrating low-cost 68-mm laser-guided missiles into Rafale jets to counter drones, and Axens launched a plan for France’s first industrial-scale SAF bioethanol facility. International Ties: France reaffirmed support for Iraq’s reforms during Bastille Day events in Baghdad. Sports Transfers: London City Lionesses signed France forward Kadidiatou Diani on a three-year deal.