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Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa says Asia is united behind the FIFA president, as nominations remain open until 18 November.

Al Jazeera reports that armed Israeli settlers tried to enter a Palestinian grandfather’s home in Umm Safa. Israeli forces have also issued a demolition order, the report says.

A cost-of-living demonstration began at Porte d’Italie after organisers changed the route at short notice. Police used tear gas in Lyon, where protests were banned.

Andrew Smith argues that public order measures and political blame cannot substitute for social reform and public trust.

Al Jazeera’s selection of five past matches spans late goals, landmark performances and league campaigns ultimately won by the defeated side.

The proposal would replace the household broadcasting fee with state funding and cut budgets for Czech Television and Czech Radio by about 15 per cent.

Demonstrators criticised Marine Le Pen and President Emmanuel Macron as the party held a campaign congress ahead of France’s presidential election.

France 24 reports that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged Cubans to cooperate with the CIA. Havana mocked what it called the Trump administration’s “desperation”.

Defence Minister Yevhenii Khmara says speeds above 400 km/h are possible after days of restricted connectivity.

About 200 firefighters responded overnight to the blaze at the former Nazi-era retreat. No injuries were reported, and authorities have not announced the cause.

The club says examinations are continuing after the coach collapsed during training. No recovery date has been set.

The Steelers quarterback said he expected Sunday’s game against the Saints to proceed, while protests and severe weather disrupted some events and preparations.

France 24 reports that Palestinian gunmen killed two Israeli soldiers, prompting widespread closures and a cordon around Hebron.

March restrictions vary by city as demonstrations over school conditions and living costs are planned. Rights groups warn limits could undermine peaceful protest.

Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro clashed over spending, crime and living costs as a Datafolha poll reported equal support ahead of Sunday’s vote.

Ukraine’s defence minister says monitoring shows speeds have returned to normal, but the ministry has not confirmed full restoration.

Kaylub Giamanco told Oregon Public Broadcasting that he is haunted by the children he could not save after fatally shooting the attacker at Silver Rail Elementary School.

The adviser’s claim, reported by Al Jazeera, does not identify the regional actors involved or provide supporting evidence.

Al Jazeera reports that AI-generated images on Just Eat drew online attention for allegedly misrepresenting food listings.

An Al Jazeera feature profiles Muslims drawn to the region’s Islamic heritage, while documenting the practical demands of settling there.

Al Jazeera reports teachers are striking over pay and education reform, but provides no details on the scale or specific demands.

The World Food Programme cut its West Bank food aid caseload by half in September, citing funding constraints. Families interviewed by Al Jazeera described months without assistance as the agency estimates about 900,000 people face food insecurity.

A fire broke out on Friday night at the site described as Adolf Hitler’s former Alpine retreat. Details about the arrest and the fire have not been reported.

Demonstrations were planned in eight cities, with heightened security after violence and looting at protests the previous weekend.

Bavarian police are investigating whether a detained person is connected to the blaze at Hitler’s former retreat, where difficult terrain is hampering firefighting.

The 46-year-old is scheduled to appear on 15 November, more than a decade after his last competitive match.

An Al Jazeera opinion article urges governments at the Yerevan summit to press Armenia on pollution controls, environmental assessments and concerns over the Amulsar mine.

Mike DeWine has urged Vivek Ramaswamy to withdraw an ad featuring his Democratic rival Amy Acton’s estranged mother. The campaign says it will spend $4 million promoting it.

An Al Jazeera analysis examines changes to the judiciary, security structures and religious bodies as opponents promise to reverse policies they oppose.

Residents and analysts cited by Al Jazeera say the 27 October vote is unlikely to alter Israel’s approach to southern Lebanon, where forces remain despite a US-brokered withdrawal framework.

Fuel and dialysis supplies are running low at Republican Hospital, where treatment sessions have been cut from four hours to two and a half.

Yellow Vests, unions and students planned marches over study conditions and purchasing power. Protests scheduled in Marseille and Lyon were banned.

Authorities planned a nationwide police mobilisation for Saturday after looting and unrest at demonstrations a week earlier. The protests began over school conditions and widened to include cost-of-living concerns.

Al Jazeera reports beach closures after an oil slick was seen off the coast; its source and any link to a reported mine strike remain unclear.

Authorities plan to deploy 70,000 police as student, union and anti-government groups prepare to demonstrate a week after riots.

The health ministry says the woman was a close family member of the first victim and that all cases remain within one cluster, with no evidence of community spread.

The supplied report gives no quotation or details about when or where the US secretary of state allegedly made the appeal.

Forensic anthropologists have identified the remains of people killed during Argentina’s last military dictatorship, Al Jazeera reports.

The mosque’s imam says he received an eviction notice, according to Al Jazeera. The supplied report does not confirm demolition or identify who issued the notice.

The federal judge said Milei’s influence may have amplified the token launch, but investor losses and price swings did not establish a criminal offence.

Al Jazeera reports that protests concern Israel’s presence in parts of southern Syria near the occupied Golan Heights. The supplied report gives no details about their scale or location.

The WHO-backed Tumaini trial has begun in Bunia, examining whether Ervebo and other candidates can protect against the virus behind the current outbreak.

The Israeli army describes the operation as “targeted”, but the source report provides no details on its scope or duration.