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Thousands of Paris Saint-Germain fans violently clashed with police in the French capital on Saturday night after their team won the Champions League final against Arsenal.

Cars and fireworks were set alight and more than 200 people were arrested, according to reports. The game finished late after a penalty shoot-out, won 4-3 by the French side in Budapest.

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​Arrests and Detentions
780 people were detained
​Casualties and Damage
​Paris Saint-Germain (PSG):
Champions League Final
Penalty Shoot-out
Civil Unrest/Public Disorder
Public Safety
Puskás Aréna:
Champs-Élysées
​Parc des Princes
​8th Arrondissement
​Laurent Nunez
Mass Detention
​Police Custody
​Riot Control Measures
Property Vandalism:
Peripherique
Arsenal FC:
​Kai Havertz
​Emmanuel Macron

I will not give ICE the pretext to expand operations in our state.

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill's decision to deploy state police to de-escalate volatile protests outside Delaney Hall, a private migrant detention center in Newark. The state action aims to establish peaceful protest zones and prevent ICE from using violent clashes as justification to expand operations in New Jersey.

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Ice
New Jersey Governor
Immigrant Trust Directive
​Delaney Hall
Sanctuary State:
ICE Standards Act:
​Public Safety Operations
Legislative Package (P.L. 2026, c. 3, 4,

Iran's football team still has not received US visas for the World Cup, Iran's ambassador to Mexico Abolfazl Pasandideh said during a visit to the northwestern Mexican border city of Tijuana, where the team has relocated its training camp. "They (the United States) haven't given us the visa yet, we don't know, they might give us the visa or not, we have to wait," Pasandideh said.

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Visa Uncertainty
Relocation to Mexico
Tournament Logistics
Abolfazl Pasandideh
​Mehdi Taj
FIFA
Visa Delays
Base Camp Relocation
​Geopolitical Tensions
​Sardar Azmoun
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