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World Cup politics

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By Michael Jansen
| The Gulf Today Verified
The US along with Canada and Mexico is hosting the 2026 World Cup although soccer/football had been neither widely played or not a great favourite in the US. However, soccer’s star is rising. A very different game from US football, soccer has, in recent years, become the third most popular sport in the US, overtaking baseball, once the national pastime. About 12 per cent of US sports fans call soccer their favourite sport; US football is ranked tops by 36 per cent and basketball by 17 per cent.
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Iran war – America, Israel yet to realise their goals

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By Michael Jansen
| The Gulf Today Verified
The G7 summit convening today in France is expected to be dominated by Donald Trump’s dithering over his Iran war. He has once again demonstrated his predilection for abrupt policy changes. One moment he wants to escalate, the next to negotiate. Five hours after threatening to strike Iran “very hard” last Friday night, Trump backed off after urgent telephone calls from Emirati President Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Qatari Emir Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani, and Pakistani defence chief Asim Munir.
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Iran war — America, Israel yet to realise their goals

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By Michael Jansen
| Magzter Inc. Verified
Gulf Today | June 15, 2026 The G7 summit convening today in France is expected to be dominated by Donald Trump's dithering over his Iran war. The G7 summit convening today in France is expected to be dominated by Donald Trump's dithering over his Iran war. He has once again demonstrated his predilection for abrupt policy changes. One moment he wants to escalate, the next to negotiate.
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