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Supporters of Blessing Fubara, elder brother of Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara and NDC gubernatorial candidate, shared campaign merchandise on Tuesday featuring slogans like 'Service to the People' and 'Rivers Integrity Development.' Fubara picked up NDC forms in May 2026 after his brother's APC exit, won local primaries, and pledged a single term focused on peace and economic revival. In interviews, he rejects godfather claims, saying 'I don’t have a godfather but I have God the Father,' distancing himself from family political rifts while promoting independence amid 2027 jockeying.

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T-shirts and caps bearing Blessing Fubara's name and raised fists are making the rounds, signaling a push for conviction-driven leadership in Rivers State's tense political scene.

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Grand Ayatollah Muhammad Ishaq al-Fayyad, born in 1930 in Afghanistan to a Hazara family, rose to become one of Najaf's four top maraji' taqlid after studying under Grand Ayatollah al-Khoei. Known for his piety, rejection of violence, and decades of mentoring at the hawza, he drew followers across Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, and beyond. Iraq declared three days of national mourning after his death on Thursday, with condolences from leaders like Kurdish Prime Minister Masrour Barzani, Hezbollah, the UN, and even Saudi Arabia's embassy. His passing leaves Najaf with two surviving maraji' from his generation, marking a shift toward a post-Sistani era.

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A quiet giant of Shia scholarship has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of peace and teaching that touched followers from Iraq to Afghanistan.

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Ruslan Khairullin contrasted Dubai's low crime—Numbeo score of 16.1 and safety at 83.9—efficient banks, and booming non-oil economy with issues like London's higher crime rates. Supporters like rapper Zuby hailed its pro-business edge, while critics pointed to migrant worker exploitation under the kafala system, no unions, and jailed dissenters in the UAE's federal monarchy. The exchange highlights trade-offs between smooth operations for expats and accountability for all.

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A Russian trader's three years in Dubai led him to praise its safe streets and quick services over Western cities' voting booths. His post pulled in hundreds of replies weighing real-life gains against deeper rights.

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Sharif wrapped up the Lake Lucerne Summit on June 22, 2026, where Pakistan mediated implementation of the June 17 Islamabad MoU between U.S. President Trump and Iranian President Pezeshkian. The 14-point deal covers Iran's no-nuclear pledge, reopening the Strait of Hormuz toll-free, ending Lebanon hostilities, and phased U.S. sanctions relief. U.S. Vice President JD Vance praised Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir's statesmanship with a light-hearted quip about talking to him more than anyone lately, amid progress on a 60-day roadmap to a final agreement. Pakistan's role strengthens its mediator status, with Iranian President Pezeshkian set to visit Islamabad on June 23.

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif waved from the jet stairs in Zurich, sunglasses on and blue suit sharp, as Swiss officials gave him a ceremonial helicopter send-off.

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Thousands of Iraq and France fans gathered at the iconic Rocky Steps on Sunday evening, filling the air with drums, flags, and anthems ahead of their Group I World Cup match. Iraq, back since 1986, faces powerhouse France—who beat Senegal 3-1—at Lincoln Financial Field today at 5 p.m. ET. The peaceful rally showcased soccer passion in Philly, home to six tournament games, with no trouble reported amid the electric energy.

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Iraq supporters claimed the Rocky Steps first, waving flags like underdogs ready to battle. Then France fans arrived in blue, turning it into a friendly chant-off under the museum lights.

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Ceremonies begin July 4 in Tehran at Imam Khomeini Mosalla, include processions in Tehran on July 6 and Qom on July 7, and end with burial on July 9 at Mashhad's Imam Reza shrine. The 86-year-old leader, who shaped Iran's foreign policy and nuclear program since 1989, died alongside family members in the February 28 strike that started the U.S.-Iran war. Authorities expect one of Iran's largest gatherings ever, delayed by security issues during the conflict, as peace talks mediated by Pakistan advance.

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More than four months after Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death in a U.S.-Israeli airstrike, Iran has set a funeral schedule that draws millions to honor the cleric who led the nation for decades.

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On June 17, 2026, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared a photo from his first official one-on-one with new Mossad director Roman Gofman at headquarters in Herzliya, described by his office as routine protocol after a contentious appointment. The image prompted unverified claims online, including questions from figures like Candace Owens and Matt Gaetz about planned assassinations or U.S. terror plots, lacking any evidence. This unfolded against escalating friction with the Trump administration, which signed a 60-day MOU with Iran that day to curb its nuclear program and end hostilities, while rebuking Israel's ongoing strikes in Lebanon; Vice President JD Vance and Trump urged restraint, warning of strained alliance ties as Netanyahu prioritizes security buffers in Lebanon, Gaza, and Syria.

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A simple photo of Netanyahu meeting the new Mossad chief turned into wild online speculation about assassinations and false flags, all while U.S.-Israel relations hit a rough patch over an Iran peace deal.

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Supporters marked April 23 with posts under #ثالث_عمر, praising Omar as a pious fighter who brought security to war-torn Afghanistan and stood against invaders, quoting him on divine victory over America. Born around 1960 in Kandahar, he founded the Taliban in 1994, ruled much of the country until 2001, and died of tuberculosis in Pakistan in 2013—a fact hidden for two years. To fans, he remains a humble unifier whose sincerity still fuels them; critics recall his regime's harsh measures like banning women's education and sheltering al-Qaeda.

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On the 13th anniversary of his death, Taliban loyalists shared tributes likening their founder Mullah Omar to a revered early Islamic caliph, filling feeds with images of him amid roses and divine light.

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The photo, posted on June 22 before Argentina's 2-0 victory at Dallas Stadium, depicted Netanyahu in an Argentina scarf amid fans. Lionel Messi scored both goals, breaking the World Cup record with his 17th and 18th, to advance Argentina. No official coverage confirmed Netanyahu's presence; he's stayed active in Israel, and sites like Lead Stories verified the image's unnatural details as AI-made amid online accusations and conspiracy claims.

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An image showed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cheering Argentina's World Cup win over Austria, but fact-checkers revealed it as AI-generated fakery.

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The claim, spread with an AI-generated image of Trump in a red suit on Air Force One, lacks any basis in CNN's polling archives. Historians' surveys like the 2021 Siena College poll ranked Trump 43rd out of 45, near the bottom but not last, while his current approval sits at 37% amid economic woes. Pushback on social media spotlighted Biden and Obama as worse in users' eyes, from farmer Lizzie Lou calling Biden top of her list to others labeling Obama malicious, highlighting deep divides over presidential legacies.

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A meme claiming a CNN poll named Trump the worst U.S. president drew thousands of skeptical replies, with most users shouting no.

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During a June 2 briefing in New Delhi, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal rejected references to Jammu and Kashmir in the statement from EU diplomat Kaja Kallas' talks with Pakistan on June 1. He stressed that the regions are integral parts of India and outsiders should stay out. The communique followed the Pakistan-EU Strategic Dialogue in Islamabad, where Pakistan briefed on Kashmir while the EU discussed Ukraine, amid broader talks on trade, security, and Pakistan's role in US-Iran negotiations. Indian analysts viewed the mention as problematic, while reactions varied from Pakistani praise to domestic criticisms on elections and rights.

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India drew a firm line after a joint EU-Pakistan communique mentioned Jammu and Kashmir, calling it meddling in its internal matters.

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Alon Ohel, a 24-year-old Israeli-Serbian pianist abducted by Hamas from the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023, performed publicly for the first time since his release in mid-October 2025. The emotional moment at Hostages Square drew cheers from a crowd waving yellow ribbons and Israeli flags, as Ohel played 'Song Without a Name' by Yehudit Ravitz, a melody he tapped during his ordeal. Released as part of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal, Ohel's return highlights Israel's efforts to free hostages, though three individuals—Ran Ben-On, Dror Or, and Sudthisak—remain in Gaza.

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After 775 days of captivity, freed pianist Alon Ohel returned to the keys at Tel Aviv's Hostages Square, playing the song that sustained him through Gaza's tunnels.

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