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European soccer leagues add to pressure on FIFA president Gianni Infantino amid 'crisis' meetingEuropean soccer leagues are demanding governance reform from FIFA. This call follows a failed plan to sell World Cup stakes. The proposal w...- Soccer: Infantino holds crisis meeting in Morocco as FIFA stake sale fallout continuesFIFA President Gianni Infantino is holding a crisis meeting in Morocco. His proposal to sell World Cup commercial rights has collapsed amid...
- Soccer: UEFA to boycott World Cup and FIFA tournaments over stake sale plansEuropean soccer body UEFA and its nations reject FIFA's World Cup sale proposal. They will boycott all FIFA tournaments unless the plan is ...
- Iran war puts Bangladesh’s nascent industrial dreams at riskBangladesh's economic growth is threatened by an energy shortage, leaving new industrial facilities idle. The country faces painful impacts...
- Cartel violence fuels doubts about FIFA World Cup games in MexicoRecent cartel violence in Jalisco, Mexico, raises doubts about Guadalajara hosting World Cup games. The killing of cartel leader El Mencho ...
- Can the most indebted football team in the world fix its finances?FC Barcelona is grappling with record-breaking debt. The club's financial woes stem from a massive stadium renovation and costly player acq...
- Liverpool vs Manchester United prediction, live streaming: LIV vs Man U start time, where to watchManchester United versus Liverpool Premier League match will kick off on Sunday morning. Liverpool manager Arne Slot has to find solutions ...
- Bengaluru FC suspends salaries, including Sunil Chhetri’s, amid ISL deadlock; AIFF to meet clubs on Aug 7Bengaluru FC has suspended salaries for its senior players and staff indefinitely due to the unresolved suspension of the Indian Super Leag...
- Trump proposes World Cup as incentive to end Russia-Ukraine war but caught off guard by basic questionIn a shocking moment, US President Donald Trump was caught off guard by a basic question on World Cup about Russia. Russia have effectively...
- Stop looking for flaws in the Premier League contendersThe mathematics, the raw facts and figures, bear that out. By the end of the weekend, a maximum of four points will separate the teams -- a...
- EU debates how to handle rising security challenges as Israel-Hamas war provokes new concernsEuropean Union interior ministers met to discuss the impact of the war between Israel and Hamas on the bloc, following recent incidents of ...
- Blinken visits tiny Tonga as US continues diplomatic push to counter China in the PacificBlinken's visit helped highlight the opening of a new U.S. Embassy in Tonga and the return of Peace Corps volunteers following the end of t...
- Soccer faces wave of racial and offensive abuse incidents amid FIFA pledge to stop gamesThe two men's games abandoned Monday - when New Zealand and the Ireland under-21 team refused to continue playing after hearing racial abus...
- 'Your freedom is ours': Biden affirms allegiance to PolandAt the Presidential Palace in Warsaw, the two leaders spoke of their mutual respect and shared goals to end the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
- Brothers-cum-fellow co-founders share success mantra; talk division of duties, unityThe Rodrigues brothers live and work very closely together.
- Reuters Sports Schedule at 0600 GMT on Sunday, May 21SPORTS-NEWS-SCHEDULE AT 0600 GMT/:Reuters Sports Schedule at 0600 GMT on Sunday, May 21
- UPDATE 1-Soccer-Life bans for ex-Honduras president Callejas and HawitSOCCER-FIFA/HONDURAS-BANS (UPDATE 1):UPDATE 1-Soccer-Life bans for ex-Honduras president Callejas and Hawit
- Banks allying with hedge funds as capital rules biteAIG used CDSs to insure pools of subprime mortgages in transactions that were structurally similar to many capital-to-risk requirements.
- GMR Infrastructure bids for modernising three airports in BrazilGMR Infrastructure has bid for modernising three airports in Brazil after the government called for tenders to upgrade the airports ahead o...
- Iceland close to bankruptcy on meltdown fearsThe country's top four banks now hold foreign liabilities in excess of $100bn, debts that dwarf Iceland's GDP of $14 bn. Top banking crises...
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