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France's William Saliba is considered fine and will be managed ahead of the World Cup, per Didier Deschamps.
Arsenal face potential implications if Saliba’s back issue worsens, possibly affecting their Premier League title defense.
Saliba has been a key figure for Arsenal and missed crucial league moments in the past when injured.
Deschamps noted six players involved in the Champions League will be managed during the World Cup run.
France has several players withdrawing for international duty, but Arteta supports players choosing to compete for their nation.
Arsenal has 16 players, including Saliba, set to participate in the World Cup, more than most clubs aside from Manchester City.
Saliba’s World Cup status may affect his availability for Arsenal’s upcoming Premier League campaign.
Deschamps said Saliba would have played if needed, underscoring his readiness for World Cup duty.
The World Cup friendly against Côte d’Ivoire was used as the context for Deschamps to update Saliba’s condition.

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A flagship IUCN-NAbSA effort on World Environment Day spotlights women across Africa leading NbS to build climate resilience and livelihoods.
The report argues policies often fail to reflect women’s knowledge and leadership in climate decisions.
Case studies from Chad, Senegal, and Tanzania illustrate how women influence land, fisheries, and coastal governance.
The initiative calls for securing women’s resource rights and formal governance representation.
The storytelling product is a cross-organization effort available in English, French, and Spanish.
World Environment Day framing emphasizes listening to communities already leading climate solutions.
The initiative links NbS outcomes with gender equity and sustainable development goals.
Partners include Alinea International, Canadian Foodgrains Bank, and IISD among others.
The piece emphasizes the disconnect between women-led NbS and national policy priorities.
The article cites barriers including unequal land rights and unpaid care responsibilities.

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