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AI summaryFormer IDF chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot has clashed with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud Party over both an AI-generated video mocking him and the Board of Peace's new framework for Gaza. Eisenkot's Yashar party forced the deletion of the video, while the Likud accused Eisenkot of capitulating to Hamas over his demands for IDF withdrawal.
AI summaryDeputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar said Pakistan is confident it can double bilateral trade with the United States to $20 billion over the next five years, citing complementary economies and ongoing reforms. Trade reached $9.4 billion in the last fiscal year.
AI summaryUS President Donald Trump said a peace deal with Iran is still possible despite resumed hostilities, while also considering a massive offensive. He reiterated that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon and that talks are ongoing, even if Tehran does not admit it.
AI summaryHamas has agreed to a US-led peace plan that includes staged disarmament and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, announced by President Trump. International reactions are mixed: the US and some Israeli officials express support, but Israel has not officially endorsed the deal, and doubts persist about implementation.
AI summaryPalestinians in Gaza respond with hope and skepticism to the announced deal for Hamas to disarm in exchange for an Israeli withdrawal. Despite the agreement, many fear it will not hold, citing continued Israeli strikes and a history of broken promises.
AI summaryItaly announced a temporary suspension of the Schengen agreement with Spain, citing the migrant influx in Ceuta as a shared border security challenge. The move drew reactions from US President Donald Trump and several European leaders, who linked the crisis to broader migration policies.
AI summaryFIFA's chief operating officer Kevin Lamour said staff were deceived by president Gianni Infantino's plan to sell stakes in future World Cup profits, and suggested the project must not go ahead. Senior adviser Carlos Cordeiro resigned in opposition, calling the proposed $20 billion commercial subsidiary a 'bad deal for football'.
AI summaryDonald Trump has announced a breakthrough in negotiations for the complete disarmament of Hamas in Gaza and the withdrawal of Israeli forces, but Israeli government officials have voiced scepticism. The deal is being treated with caution by some world leaders, with briefings from both sides revealing points of contention.
AI summaryKaohly Her, the first female mayor of St Paul, faces an independent investigation after a second senior police official alleged sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct. The new claims, reported by the Minnesota Star Tribune, describe a sexualized work environment and specific incidents, while an earlier complaint by Police Chief Axel Henry included allegations of inappropriate messages.
AI summaryThe Asian Football Confederation has joined UEFA and CONCACAF in opposing FIFA President Gianni Infantino's proposal to sell a stake in the World Cup to private investors. The plan, which would have created a $20 billion subsidiary, has been abandoned after widespread opposition and internal resignations.
AI summaryUS President Donald Trump met with his cabinet at Camp David to discuss foreign policy, focusing on the ongoing conflict with Iran and rising gasoline prices. A Reuters-Ipsos poll shows support for the war at one in three Americans, and the Senate rejected a war powers resolution.
AI summaryIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent meeting with US President Donald Trump was notably low-key, lacking the public fanfare of previous visits, yet both sides described it as productive. The visit came amid reported tensions over the ongoing war with Iran, with former ambassador Mike Herzog noting that Israel's influence on US decision-making has diminished. Netanyahu also declined a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during the same trip.
AI summaryYemeni sources told The Guardian that Saudi Arabia is preparing a major military offensive against the Houthis by sea and possibly by land, aiming to break the Houthi chokehold on Red Sea oil shipping. Reports describe Saudi troop movements in eastern Yemen, discussions over an operation against Al-Bayda, and efforts to build a multinational maritime defense coalition.
AI summaryHamas has agreed to a deal that includes handing over its weapons to a Palestinian governing committee and the gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza. The agreement, announced by US President Donald Trump, has been met with a cautious response from Israel, which has yet to officially comment. The deal's implementation will be overseen by the Board of Peace, with the National Committee for Administration of Gaza handling day-to-day governance.
AI summaryFIFA has vowed to continue its 'open and democratic' consultation on a proposed private investment plan, despite widespread opposition, including a resignation and a UEFA boycott threat. The plan could offer each member association a one-off payment of $20 million in 2027.
AI summaryRussian officials and experts accuse SpaceX of ignoring Ukraine's use of Starlink terminals on strike drones, while reports suggest Elon Musk is denying Kyiv the service for deep strikes to prevent escalation. TASS covers the dispute, including a Russian diplomat's call to shut down the network and an expert's claim that SpaceX deliberately tolerates the practice.
AI summaryFIFA has reaffirmed its commitment to a plan that would create a subsidiary to run the World Cup and offer a 20% stake to private investors, despite a unanimous boycott threat from UEFA's 55 member nations and criticism from other regional confederations. The global body says 'incorrect media reports' disrupted its consultation process and insists 'nobody is selling football.'
AI summaryA Seoul administrative court upheld a travel ban barring Korean-American professor Morse Tan from leaving South Korea, while he awaits trial for criminal defamation against President Lee Jae Myung. The court ruled the public interest in the ban outweighs the disadvantage to the professor, who has shown an uncooperative attitude toward judicial proceedings, according to Yonhap.
AI summaryFIFA has reiterated its commitment to an 'open and democratic' consultation on a plan to sell minority stakes in a $20bn commercial subsidiary, despite fierce opposition from regional confederations. UEFA has threatened to boycott FIFA competitions, while CONCACAF and AFC have criticized the lack of consultation. FIFA says the plan could raise up to $4.2bn and benefit all 211 member associations.
AI summaryUS President Donald Trump says a deal has been reached for Hamas to disarm and Israel to withdraw from Gaza, but hurdles remain. Meanwhile, Iran's military says it launched drone strikes on US facilities in Kuwait, and the US confirms a 'heavy wave of strikes' against Iran.