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world leaders speak on fourth day of un general assembly live al jazeera

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    UN General Assembly 2025: What happens, key moments and speakers ahead - Al Jazeera

    Google News

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    AFC backs UEFA and CONCACAF who plan boycott over FIFA World Cup proposals

    FIFA face global mutiny as Asian Football Confederation stand with Europe and North America after their boycott threats.

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    Senior Infantino adviser quits after Asian federation opposes World Cup investment plan

    The Asian Football Confederation "stands in solidarity" with Uefa and Concacaf in opposing controversial Fifa proposals.

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    ‘Illusions stripped away’: What to know about the 80th UN General Assembly - Al Jazeera

    Google News

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    IRGC strikes US targets in Kuwait a day after US hits Iran: Latest events

    Iran says it struck Kuwait in retaliation for US strikes on multiple locations in Iran, including Qeshm island.

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    World leaders discuss AI future at India’s global summit in New Delhi - Al Jazeera

    Google News

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    FIFA World Cup plan fallout: Infantino’s senior adviser, Cordeiro, resigns

    Pressure is growing on FIFA and its president Gianni Infantino following proposals for private investment in World Cups.

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