Broadcasters in the two countries have yet to reach deals with Fifa, just weeks before the tournament is due to start.
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World Cup fans in China and India face broadcast uncertainty
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Trump and Lula's private Oval Office meeting signals lingering strain – and effort to avoid tension
The US and Brazilian presidents did not appear together publicly, but traded compliments after their talks.
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US to revoke passports of parents with child support debt
Parents who have outstanding debt of more than $2,500 (€1,844) in child support payments could be impacted.
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Trump says US-Iran ceasefire still in place after exchange of fire in Strait of Hormuz
Iran accuses the US of violating the truce, alleging it targeted an oil tanker and carried out attacks on coastal areas.
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'I'd rather live in hiding in the US than return to Somalia'
Fear and uncertainty linger for Somali migrants in Minnesota despite a legal reprieve.
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Two Islamic-State linked Australian women charged with crimes against humanity
A third woman who also returned to Australia from Syria was charged with joining a terrorist organisation.
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One year after India-Pakistan conflict, ceasefire holds – but little else does
A year after their military conflict, India and Pakistan avoid war, but diplomacy and trust remain frozen.
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Thousands of North Koreans fought for Russia. A memorial hints at the death toll
An estimated 11,000 North Korean soldiers were sent to fight in Russia’s war against Ukraine.
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Anti-war protests rock Japan as PM Sanae Takaichi pushes for stronger defence
Now, Takaichi says this framework no longer reflects reality. Geographically, Japan sits in a challenging neighbourhood with an assertive China, an unpredictable North Korea, and Russia nearby. And the United States, its closest ally, has been…
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Bahrain expels three MPs for criticizing monarchy's security policies
Bahrain’s parliament has expelled three MPs after they criticized the monarchy’s controversial citizenship revocations and security policies.
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