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Mauritania’s Internet Resilience: The EllaLink subsea cable has landed in Nouadhibou, giving Mauritania a second international digital route to reduce the risk of a single-point internet failure and strengthen trans-Atlantic connectivity. FIFA Governance Fallout (Mauritania in the mix): As FIFA President Gianni Infantino faces a revolt over his scrapped plan to sell stakes in World Cup commercial rights to private investors, six Arab football federations—including Mauritania—issued a joint statement of “full support” and “confidence,” with four signatories also sitting on the FIFA Council. Regional Football Rift: Qatar publicly challenged the Asian Football Confederation after it joined UEFA and CONCACAF in calling for Infantino to resign, saying Qatar and its federation were not consulted before the open letter. US Immigration Case (Global legal spotlight): A U.S. ICE-linked investigation led to a three-year federal prison sentence for a man who falsely claimed U.S. citizenship for over 20 years and voted in multiple elections.

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