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The Pentagon has circulated a questionnaire to NATO allies asking whether they have publicly supported US foreign policy priorities, as part of a review that could reduce American forces in Europe. The document, obtained by Al Jazeera, also inquires about restrictions on US base access and alignment with the 'NATO 3.0' concept, prompting concerns among allies and former officials about politicizing military posture.
West Ham United have asked supporters to stop singing a chant containing an anti-Palestine message aimed at new signing Manor Solomon. The Israeli winger's arrival has sparked backlash, with fans divided over his public support for Israel and his military service.
President Trump asserts the US has 'total control' of the Strait of Hormuz, pledging to keep it, while Iran is described as 'shot' with 'no money.' Yet independent tracking data and official counts suggest traffic remains far below pre-war levels, and analysts dispute the administration's figures.
Paramount CEO David Ellison has threatened to move operations out of California if state Attorney General Rob Bonta does not settle the antitrust lawsuit blocking the Warner Bros. Discovery merger. Bonta has canceled settlement talks, accusing Paramount of leaking confidential discussions, while a mysterious nonprofit has entered the fray, drawing criticism from free-speech advocates.
Intensifying conflict and seasonal floods have displaced at least 200,000 more people in Sudan since late 2025, the UN migration agency reported. Infrastructure attacks, supply chain disruptions, and funding shortfalls are compounding one of the world's largest humanitarian emergencies.
Six Nordic football associations declared they have lost confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino, joining calls for his resignation and an independent investigation into a collapsed plan to sell World Cup commercial rights. Meanwhile, Infantino defended his record in the Dominican Republic, where CONCACAF President Victor Montagliani had asked him to stay away due to the crisis.
As Israel approaches its October 27 election, politicians, civil society groups and President Isaac Herzog have voiced growing concerns over the integrity of the vote, citing threats of violence, political interference, and AI-driven misinformation. A new poll shows that 70% of respondents believe the election's integrity is at risk, a sharp rise from the 2022 figure of 25%.