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The 2026 FIFA World Cup is underway, but put the football to the side and the sheen starts to come off remarkably quickly. With the FIFA Peace Prize winner even launching a war against one of the participants, in this video, we're taking a look at this World Cup and its criticisms.
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Politico The Epic Story of How Trump Seized the World Cup
Le Monde The Murky Ties Between FIFA and the US
Independent Everything Wrong with the 2026 World Cup
Telegraph Why this World Cup is Rife for Match Fixing
Time Why the Most Compelling Drama Might Be Off the Field
The Guardian The $13bn World Cup
Telegraph The US Was Meant to be a Safe Pair of Hands
BBC Sport Iran’s US Entry Terms Changed
BBC News Scotland Fan Has US Visa Revoked
Reuters Climate Cost of Expanded World Cup Under Scrutiny
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