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$Support rallies around Infantino as trust fractures over World Cup rights$

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Support rallies around Infantino as trust fractures over World Cup rights

UEFA, the AFC and CONCACAF allege deception around a new company for FIFA competition rights, while CAF renews support and others look to the 2027 election.

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After emergency talks in Morocco over a plan to sell equity in a new company controlling World Cup commercial rights, FIFA apologized for “mistakes,” but UEFA, the AFC and CONCACAF accused presiden...

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Food cargo or Saudi arms? Fatal ship strike tests the line

A small cargo vessel in the Bab el-Mandeb was hit Tuesday, with Yemeni officials attributing the strike to the Iran-aligned Houthis and Pakistan reporting citizens among the dead amid wider maritime tensions.

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A small cargo ship transiting the Bab el‑Mandeb was struck Tuesday in an attack Yemen’s government attributes to the Iran‑aligned Houthis; the vessel is identified as the Egyptian‑owned, Tanzania‑f...

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Law or loyalty test? The case behind Yabloko’s removal

The court’s ruling removes Russia’s only liberal anti-war party from next month’s ballot.

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Russia’s Supreme Court barred Yabloko—the country’s only openly liberal, antiwar party—from September’s parliamentary elections, reversing its ballot approval after five days and citing about $36,0...

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A withdrawal plan advances as withdrawal is ruled out

In Rome’s seventh US-mediated round, negotiators worked on pilot zones and explored third-party verification ahead of another session in early September.

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USmediated Israel–Lebanon talks in Rome closed a seventh round that Washington called “fruitful,” with work reportedly advancing on standardized “pilot zones” and a shortlist of thirdcountry verifi...

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Abolition on paper, but sentences and approvals still loom

Parliament ended capital punishment, replacing it with life imprisonment with aggravated hard labour, a regional first.

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Lebanon’s parliament voted to abolish the death penalty and replace it with life imprisonment with aggravated hard labour, a move widely described as a first for an Arab state and one that formaliz...

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When a non-member punishes the ICC, whose rules apply?

Four U.S. organizations challenge travel and financial measures targeting ICC officials and those assisting them, filing in the Southern District of New York.

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Four U.S. rights groups have sued in federal court to overturn a Trumpera executive order and related sanctions on the International Criminal Court, which they say unlawfully bar entry for ICC judg...

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A 'de-escalation' device that inflicts pain: restraint or escalation?

DHS plans to equip ICE with thousands of GL.O.V.E. shock gloves, spending up to $20m, as New York officials warn of possible legal exposure.

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U.S. procurement records show ICE plans to spend up to $20 million to equip officers with thousands of electricshock ...

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Inflation softens, but energy and shelter test the Fed’s patience

The July CPI—up 0.1% on the month—saw food costs cool, energy fall on the month yet remain elevated year over year, and housing continue to prop up prices.

Published: about 13 hours ago

US inflation eased to 3.4% year over year in July from 3.5% in June, a 0.1% monthly rise as cooling food costs were o...

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Humanitarian outreach or realignment? Israel–Venezuela ties reopen, unclear how far

Seventeen years after Caracas severed ties, the countries will set up a consular coordination mechanism and pursue technical cooperation, following Israel’s June earthquake aid and leadership changes in Venezuela.

Published: about 13 hours ago

Israel and Venezuela said they will restore consular relations after a 17year freeze, setting up a coordination mecha...

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Step Toward Peace, or a Ceiling on It? Turkey’s PKK Law

Parliament backed a framework to demobilize and reintegrate lower-ranking PKK members, excluding those tied to killings, with National Security Council approval still pending.

Published: about 13 hours ago

Turkey’s parliament approved a framework law, by 468–88, to enable the disarmament and reintegration of PKK members u...

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Midair drop pits drug test result against emerging technical explanations

India’s aviation ministry called in Air India’s chief after a Phuket–Delhi Airbus A320 lost 300 feet and injured passengers, with Airbus specialists assisting the ongoing assessment.

Published: about 13 hours ago

An Air India A320 from Phuket to Delhi briefly lost about 300 feet before landing safely, injuring passengers and cre...

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