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FIA arrests fake martial arts team at Faisalabad airport

Five passengers posing as martial arts players caught at Faisalabad airport attempting to travel to Russia

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Indian police arrest activist Wangchuk after deadly Ladakh protests

Activist’s arrest follows deadly clashes in Leh, mobile internet suspended

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Pakistanis’ sensitive data still for sale despite ministry’s notice

NCCIA team fails to submit report on time, now seeks three more weeks to complete probe

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Indian police detain activist after deadly occupied Ladakh protests

New Delhi accuses Wangchuk of promoting unrests by provocative speeches

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Five killed in protests for statehood in ‘Indian-occupied’ Ladakh, say police

Hundreds of protesters demand greater autonomy in Himalayan territory of Indian occupied Ladakh

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Gunman wrote ‘ANTI-ICE’ on unused bullet in fatal attack on Dallas immigration office

Authorities investigating attack as "act of targeted violence", as Trump says "Radical Left Democrats" stoking anti-ICE violence

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Drones disrupt flights at second Danish airport in a week

Drones sighted at Aalborg airport in incident lasting about three hours, say police

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Japan arrests woman for keeping daughter’s body in freezer for 20 years

Police say woman confessed to hiding body due to a foul smell filling house

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Security tight after deadly autonomy protests in Indian-occupied Ladakh

At least five people killed and about 100 wounded, including 30 police officers during demonstration

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‘Anti-ICE’ message on ammunition at Dallas shooting that killed two immigration detainees

FBI: 'Anti-ICE' message appeared on ammunition from Dallas ICE facility shooting

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Afghanistan Women Football Team Returns to International Stage After FIFA Decision FIFA Approves Return Under Special Rules FIFA has approved a new rule that allows Afghanistan women footballers to return to international competition under special circumstances. The decision enables players to represent their country even when their national federation cannot officially support a team. This change follows years of restrictions after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan in 2021. Women were banned from sports, and many footballers left the country to seek safety abroad. Players Forced Into Exile After 2021 Afghanistan women last played an official match in 2018. After 2021, women faced strict limits on sport and public participation. Many national team players relocated to countries such as Australia, the United States, Europe, and the Middle East. More than 80 Afghan women footballers now live outside Afghanistan. Some were under contract before the political change, while others joined later as refugees. Formation of Afghan Women United FIFA supported a refugee team called Afghan Women United in 2025 as part of a pilot program. This team gave displaced players a platform to compete and stay active in international football. The team has already played friendly matches. It recorded its first win against Libya during the FIFA United Women Series in 2025. New Pathway for International Matches The updated FIFA rule allows a national or representative team to compete even when the member federation cannot officially register it. This ensures players are not blocked from football due to political or external conditions. Afghanistan will not take part in the 2027 Women's World Cup. However, the team may join qualification matches for the 2028 Olympics. Their return to international fixtures is expected in June. Leadership and Player Response Former captain Khalida Popal welcomed the decision and said the team represents strength and hope for Afghan women. She highlighted that players inside Afghanistan still face major restrictions. She said the team will continue to speak for those who cannot leave the country and will support young players in exile communities. Training and Preparation Plans FIFA has organized regional selection camps in England and Australia. A training camp in New Zealand is also planned for June. These camps will help prepare the squad for upcoming international matches.
Afghanistan Women Football Team Returns to International Stage After FIFA Decision
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An Israeli double-tap airstrike in southern Lebanon killed nine people, including three rescue workers. Lebanese officials call it a war crime as tensions with Hezbollah continue.
Airstrike in Southern Lebanon Kills Nine
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Supreme Court Restricts Use of Race in Electoral Maps, Impacting US Politics
Supreme Court Restricts Use of Race in Electoral Maps, Impacting US Politics
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New Zealand rejects a comfort women statue in Auckland after Japan raises diplomatic concerns. The decision highlights tensions over World War II history and community impact.
New Zealand Says No to ‘Comfort Women’ Statue After Japan Speaks Up
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