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FIFA Power Struggle: Six Arab football federations—including Qatar and 2030 World Cup co-host Morocco, plus Egypt, Lebanon, Sudan and Mauritania—publicly backed Gianni Infantino, saying they have “full support” and “confidence” in his leadership as a revolt grows over his failed plan to bring private investment into FIFA competitions. Backlash Widens: The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) became the latest to withdraw support, citing concerns over governance, transparency and lack of consultation. Mauritania-Mali Detention Fallout: Mauritania says 35 citizens released from Mali detention have returned home, with the government alleging some were tortured while jailed. Regional Security Watch: Separately, India’s Navy chief met Mauritius leaders to discuss strengthening maritime security cooperation, including joint surveillance and training. Climate Pressure: New climate data says nearly 900 million people across parts of Africa, Europe and Latin America faced the hottest July on record, with drought and wildfires worsening conditions.

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