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FIFA awards Donald Trump its inaugural 'peace prize' | Hanomansing Tonight
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6:07Now PlayingU.S. President Donald Trump was awarded FIFA’s new peace prize at the 2026 World Cup draw, sparking debate about how sports and politics intersect. Sports, politics and culture expert Tim Elcombe says politics has always been a part of sport, but what’s unique now is how direct organizations like FIFA are becoming in political conversations while claiming apolitical status.
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