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Landslides kill 8 at Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh

Landslides kill 8 at Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh

At least eight people, including children, were killed, and several others were injured early on Monday after heavy monsoon rains ​triggered multiple landslides at refugee camps in southern Bangladesh, officials ‌said."We’re moving people out of high-risk areas as quickly as possible to prevent any more casualties,” Bangladeshi official tasked with refugee relief and ​repatriation, Mohammed Mizanur Rahman, said.More than 1.2 million Rohingya live in overcrowded camps in Cox’s Bazar, the world’s largest refugee settlement. Most families live in makeshift shelters made ​of bamboo and plastic sheets on steep, deforested hillsides that are highly vulnerable to landslides during the annual monsoon season. 

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FIFA have ‘crossed a red line’ in Balogun reprieve: UEFA

FIFA have ‘crossed a red line’ in Balogun reprieve: UEFA

FIFA "crossed a red line" with the controversial decision to suspend US star Folarin Balogun's one game ban for a year, European football's governing body UEFA said on Monday.FIFA's ruling, which came after the intervention

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Six killed as heavy rains trigger building collapse in India

Six killed as heavy rains trigger building collapse in India

At least six people were killed after several buildings collapsed in ​the eastern suburbs of Mumbai, ‌following heavy rains that disrupted transport and forced schools to close across India's financial capital.Indian authorities reported that a number of multi-story buildings and houses in a residential area of Mumbai collapsed, killing five children and a woman and causing significant damage to infrastructure.Rains also triggered landslides on the Mumbai-Pune expressway, forcing its closure and disrupting traffic between the two cities. Flights operations and long-distance train services were also canceled.Search and rescue operations remained underway as teams searched for people believed to be trapped beneath the rubble, amid fears that the death toll could rise.  Related Story

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QFA supports the delivery of FIFA World Cup 2026

QFA supports the delivery of FIFA World Cup 2026

The Qatar Football Association (QFA) is taking part in delivering the FIFA World Cup 2026, with several of its staff managing match operations as part of a knowledge and expertise transfer programme between the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC) and FIFA. The programme draws on the organisational experience Qatar gained from hosting the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 and other major international tournaments. QFA staff are taking on key roles at several stadiums, including overseeing operations and coordinating with participating teams, helping to deliver a seamless match experience in line with FIFA standards.  Abdulla Mohammed Jassim Al IshaqDeputy Match DirectorNew York New Jersey Stadium Abdulla Mohammed Jassim Al Ishaq is taking part as Deputy Match Director at New York New Jersey Stadium, leading operational activities and overseeing the stadium's readiness to host fixtures in line with FIFA requirements. His role includes managing team arrival and match coordination meetings, collaborations with participating teams and various operational bodies, as well as following up on pre-match ceremonies, pitch management, dressing rooms and match official facility readiness.  Ali Hamoud Al NuaimiMatch CommissionerHouston Stadium Ali Hamoud Al Nuaimi is serving as Match Commissioner at Houston Stadium, overseeing all organisational aspects of the match and monitoring proceedings and ensuring all parties comply with tournament regulations and FIFA requirements. He is also responsible for documenting events related to the match and preparing official match reports.  Abdulla Al AnsariMatch CoordinatorHouston Stadium Abdulla Al Ansari is working as Match Coordinator at Houston Stadium, liaising between teams and tournament management, running coordination meetings, ensuring the readiness of dressing rooms and other facilities, and managing team schedules from arrival at the stadium through to departure.  Ahmed Al SayedMatch CoordinatorMiami Stadium Ahmed Al Sayed is serving as Match Coordinator at Miami Stadium, handling team logistics and ensuring compliance with tournament regulations. His responsibilities also include reviewing and approving player and technical staff lists, overseeing team schedules, and coordinating with match officials, the match commissioner, media, security and the anti-doping team. This participation reflects the growing trust placed in Qatari professionals on the international stage, and the talent Qatar continues to build through its experience organising major global events. Related Story

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Kate Middleton Releases New Touching Photos of Her National Three Peaks Challenge

Kate Middleton Releases New Touching Photos of Her National Three Peaks Challenge

Kate Middleton Unfurls New Pics Of Royal Fam ... After Mountain Climb To Fight Cancer Published July 6, 2026 2:01 AM PDT Kate Middleton is trotting out more photos of her incredible experience climbing three

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Wildfires rage in Portugal, Greece and Spain

Wildfires rage in Portugal, Greece and Spain

Hundreds of firefighters battled wildfires in Portugal, Greece and Spain on Sunday, with Spain and Italy sending reinforcements to Portugal to help with a massive blaze burning for more than three days.Authorities urged residents in

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Fleet of 10 Japan-related ships exit Hormuz, data shows

Fleet of 10 Japan-related ships exit Hormuz, data shows

A fleet of 10 Japan-linked ‌vessels was exiting the Strait ​of Hormuz ‌on Monday while a supertanker carrying ‌Saudi ⁠crude ‌for South Korea ‌left over the weekend, shipping data on ⁠LSEG showed, after the ships were stranded in the Gulf for months because of the Iran war. The Japan-linked ships include six very large crude carriers loaded with ​12 million barrels of Middle Eastern crude, two chemical tankers, a vehicle carrier and ‌a container ship, ⁠the data showed. ​ The tankers are carrying crudes ​from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar that were loaded in late February to early March. Most of the vessels are managed by Japanese shipper Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) which had said it would prioritise the safety of ‌its seafarers, cargo ‌and vessels ⁠when traversing the strait. Mitsui OSK declined to ⁠comment. Separately, ⁠South Korean refiner S-Oil said on Monday that the VLCC Long Wind carrying oil for its refinery exited the strait on Saturday. The vessel, loaded ​with 2 million barrels of Saudi crude in early March, is expected to arrive at Onsan, South Korea, on July 26, LSEG data showed. Related Story

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‘Major’ damage as super typhoon hits US islands

‘Major’ damage as super typhoon hits US islands

A "super typhoon" with the force of a category-five hurricane tore through the US Pacific territories of Northern Marianas and Guam on Monday, with authorities saying they had received reports of "major" damage on the

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Russian missile and drone attack on Ukraine’s capital kills 11

Russian missile and drone attack on Ukraine’s capital kills 11

Russia launched waves of missiles and drones targeting Kyiv early Monday that killed at least 11 people, authorities said, hours after Ukraine’s president warned that a large-scale attack was imminent.Another 60 people were wounded, according

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Khamenei funeral procession begins in Tehran as huge crowds expected

Khamenei funeral procession begins in Tehran as huge crowds expected

The funeral procession for Iran's late supreme leader Ali Khamenei began in Tehran on Monday, state television reported, as authorities prepared for crowds that could rival those that turned out for his predecessor nearly four