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The Donald Trump administration plans to admit up to 17,500 white South Africans, mainly Afrikaners, as refugees to the United States this year — including 10,000 more than originally planned.
The U.S. government says Afrikaners face discrimination and violence in South Africa, especially farmers. However, the South African government denies this, saying there is no evidence that white people are being targeted because of their race.
The refugee program could cost about $100 million and has increased tensions between Trump and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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#south#africa

After talks in Washington, Israel and Lebanon agreed to extend their ceasefire for 45 days to continue peace negotiations. The United States Department of State said more political and military talks are planned later this month and in June.
Meanwhile, Iran said it has not yet reached an agreement with the United States on uranium enrichment during ongoing negotiations.
Donald Trump warned that Iran must either make a deal or face severe military action, saying the U.S. is closely monitoring Iran’s nuclear sites.
In U.S. politics, the House of Representatives failed to pass a resolution limiting war powers against Iran after a tied 212-212 vote.
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Southampton could have their Championship play-off final against Hull City delayed because the EFL is investigating a “Spygate” scandal. Southampton are accused of watching Middlesbrough training sessions before their semi-final match.

A disciplinary hearing will take place by 19 May, just days before the Wembley final scheduled for 23 May. Possible punishments could include a fine, points deduction, or even removal from the play-offs. The EFL says the match is still expected to go ahead as planned, but backup plans are ready if changes are needed.
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Mexico has cancelled plans to end the school year early during the 2026 FIFA World Cup after parents complained it would disrupt children’s education and childcare arrangements.
Schools were originally set to close on 5 June because of the World Cup and expected heatwaves, but classes will now continue until 15 July.
President Claudia Sheinbaum said the early closure was only a proposal. The government also assured fans that security and construction work for the tournament will be ready in time despite recent cartel violence in the country.
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#fifa#2026
#world#cup