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"The Athletic" names 10 biggest controversies of World Cup 2026 — Trump and Ronaldo feature
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"The Athletic" names 10 biggest controversies of World Cup 2026 — Trump and Ronaldo feature

"The Athletic" published a ranking of the 10 biggest controversies of the 2026 World Cup, featuring incidents involving Donald Trump, Cristiano Ronaldo, Argentina and FIFA decisions. Some entries scored as high as 9 out of 10 on the outlet's scale. The list covers several stories that dominated headlines during the tournament.

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Dramatic camera angle reveals just how steep Eau Rouge really is
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Dramatic camera angle reveals just how steep Eau Rouge really is

A dramatic camera angle from Belgium's Spa-Francorchamps circuit reveals the true steepness of the iconic Eau Rouge climb. The footage shows the gradient from a perspective that surprises many viewers unfamiliar with the driver's point of view. Eau Rouge has long been considered one of the most challenging and spectacular corners in motorsport.

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Poland's digital trade deficit tops 60 bn PLN as tech imports set to dwarf energy costs by 2030
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Poland's digital trade deficit tops 60 bn PLN as tech imports set to dwarf energy costs by 2030

Poland's digital trade deficit exceeded 60 billion PLN in 2025, according to the "Cyfrowa racja stanu" report by Polska Sieć Ekonomii for the Polska Chmura employers' association. Experts warn that by 2030, spending on digital technology imports will surpass the combined cost of all energy commodity imports. The report highlights deep dependence on foreign IT giants and calls for measures to strengthen Poland's domestic technology sector.

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Kosiniak-Kamysz: Poland's arms cooperation with Ukraine is not working well
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Kosiniak-Kamysz: Poland's arms cooperation with Ukraine is not working well

Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz has stated that Ukraine's cooperation with Poland's arms industry is currently at a poor level. He highlighted that the PGZ representative office in Kyiv should help Ukraine better access European funds for purchasing Polish military equipment. His comments signal a need to improve coordination mechanisms between the two countries in the defence sector.

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Man City eyeing Lille midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi
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Man City eyeing Lille midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi

Manchester City are showing interest in Lille midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi, a Moroccan wonderkid regarded as one of Europe's brightest young talents. The English club are monitoring the player as a potential transfer target.

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New Star Wars story retcons the controversial ending of The Rise of Skywalker
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New Star Wars story retcons the controversial ending of The Rise of Skywalker

A new Star Wars story is set to address the controversial ending of The Rise of Skywalker (2019), which drew widespread criticism from fans. The sequel trilogy, which began with The Force Awakens in 2015 and featured stars including Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Oscar Isaac and Adam Driver alongside legacy cast members Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford, divided the fanbase. The new project aims to reinterpret or expand on storylines that many viewers found unsatisfying.

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IBM shares fall more than 17% after Q2 earnings miss expectations
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IBM shares fall more than 17% after Q2 earnings miss expectations

IBM shares dropped more than 17% after the company warned that its second-quarter earnings fell short of expectations. CEO attributed the shortfall to weakness in its software and infrastructure segments, as clients shifted spending toward hardware purchases. The decline represents one of IBM's steepest single-day stock drops in recent years.

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Russian volunteer commander: Putin planning autumn mobilisation, society expects disaster
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Russian volunteer commander: Putin planning autumn mobilisation, society expects disaster

Denis Kapustin, founder of the Russian Volunteer Corps fighting on Ukraine's side, says Russian society is living in anticipation of an approaching catastrophe. He claims social tensions in Russia are rising and that Putin intends to announce a new mobilisation in autumn 2026. Kapustin points to multiple signs of Kremlin military preparations as evidence.

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Future Games Show returns for Gamescom 2026 with three digital showcases on August 26 and 30
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Future Games Show returns for Gamescom 2026 with three digital showcases on August 26 and 30

Future Games Show has announced three digital showcases for Gamescom 2026. The main show will air on August 26 — the opening day of the industry event — followed by FGS Live From Gamescom, with FGS Best Of Gamescom airing on August 30. Viewers can expect world premieres, exclusive trailers, developer deep dives, and brand-new game demos from leading studios.

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Airbnb co-founder: trust in governance is key to tokenising real-world assets
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Airbnb co-founder: trust in governance is key to tokenising real-world assets

Airbnb's co-founder and CEO has expressed optimism about the tokenisation of real-world assets (RWA), arguing that its success hinges on trust embedded in the governance and reliability of the underlying hosting system. He believes that without solid trust foundations, tokenisation cannot achieve mass adoption. His comments come as interest in tokenised real-world assets continues to grow in the crypto and blockchain space.

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Mud-brick house roof collapses in northwest Pakistan after heavy rain, killing 11

Eleven people were killed overnight in northwest Pakistan after heavy rain caused the roof of a mud-brick house to collapse. Local officials confirmed the death toll. The incident is among a series of weather-related disasters affecting the region.

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Covid inquiry: faulty PPE cost NHS £10bn and left healthcare staff dangerously unprotected
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Covid inquiry: faulty PPE cost NHS £10bn and left healthcare staff dangerously unprotected

The UK Covid inquiry has found that NHS healthcare workers were left dangerously exposed to infection due to failures in personal protective equipment (PPE). Around £10 billion was wasted on inadequate or faulty gear. The report concludes that staff could not properly protect themselves or the patients in their care.

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World Cup semifinals spark travel boom to US host cities

Travel demand to US World Cup host cities is spiking sharply as the tournament reaches the semifinal stage. The biggest spenders are arriving late, only now booking flights and accommodation for the remaining matches. The surge confirms the tournament is generating major economic activity in the host cities' tourism and hospitality sectors.

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First astronomer's name deciphered from ancient Mayan ruins: "White-chested Fox"

Archaeologists have for the first time deciphered the name of a Mayan astronomer from ancient ruins at the San Bartolo-Xultun site. The name "White-chested Fox" was identified in drawings dating from 400 BC to 900 AD. The discovery marks a breakthrough in understanding Mayan civilisation and its scholars.

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New BBC Director General backs streaming licence fee but admits enforcement will be "difficult"
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New BBC Director General backs streaming licence fee but admits enforcement will be "difficult"

New BBC Director General Matt Brittin has expressed support for extending the £180 annual licence fee to streaming services, including Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+. He acknowledged, however, that enforcement of such an expanded fee would be "difficult." The proposal would make the fee apply to those watching non-live TV on streaming platforms, not only traditional live broadcasts.

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Financial Adviser Said "You Guyses" — Is That Unprofessional?

A retired couple is questioning whether to switch financial advisers after their thirty-something adviser used the ungrammatical slang "you guyses" during a meeting. One partner is considering requesting an adviser closer to their own generation. The incident raises the broader question of whether informal language signals unprofessionalism in financial advisory relationships.

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German Man Uses High-End Knives and Digital Calipers to Cut the Perfect Slice of Bread

A German man known online as Germanbreadcutter has attracted thousands of fans by filming himself cutting bread with high-end knives and digital calipers to achieve perfectly uniform slices. Each loaf is handled with near-surgical precision, drawing viewers who appreciate the meditative ritual. His videos have become an internet phenomenon blending artisanal bread culture with obsessive craftsmanship.

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Mexican director Isaac Ezban developing sci-fi road movie 'Delivery' as his most personal film yet
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Mexican director Isaac Ezban developing sci-fi road movie 'Delivery' as his most personal film yet

Award-winning Mexican filmmaker Isaac Ezban, known for "The Incident" and "The Similars," is in advanced development on his sixth feature, "Delivery" — a time-travel sci-fi road movie co-produced with Sin Sentido Films. The project is among 34 works selected for the Frontières International Co-Production Market at the Fantasia Film Festival in Montreal. Ezban describes it as his most personal project to date.

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Polish publisher Platon launches large-print book series for seniors and visually impaired readers

Polish book distributor Platon has launched a new publishing series called "Duża Czcionka" (Large Print), designed for seniors and visually impaired readers. Ten established publishers have already joined the project, ensuring a diverse catalogue. The series features significantly enlarged typefaces to make reading more comfortable for those who struggle with standard print.

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Diablo 4 player found the rarest item twice but can't use it without €40 DLC
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Diablo 4 player found the rarest item twice but can't use it without €40 DLC

A Diablo 4 player managed to find the game's rarest item twice — a drop tied to the Lord of Hatred expansion — but cannot use it because he doesn't own the DLC. To actually equip the item, he would need to spend €40 on the expansion. Without the purchase, the rare find is completely useless to him.

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UNHCR investigates two Rohingya refugee boats capsizing in Bay of Bengal

The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) is investigating reports that two boats carrying Rohingya refugees have capsized in the Bay of Bengal. The Rohingya are a persecuted minority from Myanmar who flee the country in large numbers by sea. The number of casualties and survivors is not yet known.

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468 Peruvians named Haaland as World Cup fever hits birth registries

Peruvian civil registries list 468 citizens with the surname Haaland and 91 children bearing the Norwegian striker's full name, Erling Haaland. Despite the trend, Neymar and Messi remain the most popular football-inspired names in Peru. The figures show the growing cultural reach of the World Cup in Latin America.

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