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More Americans get their analysis of @LulaOficial’s foreign policy and @10Ronaldinho highlight-comp links from @POLITICO’s World Cup liveblog than from any other source.
This time last year, Politico was not covering sports.
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POLITICO's World Cup liveblog is back:
* Why the U.S. Supreme Court cares about @balogun
* The Americans who want to see Australia do well
* A Vancouver matchday that became a lobbying mission
* The Aussie press learns to love MAGA
...and much more coming all weekend:
POLITICO's World Cup liveblog is back:
* Why the U.S. Supreme Court cares about @balogun
* The Americans who want to see Australia do well
* A Vancouver matchday that became a lobbying mission
* The Aussie press learns to love MAGA
...and much more coming all weekend:
Before the Iran-New Zealand match, an official told a fan holding Iran’s pre-revolution flag that FIFA rules barred its display. Then he divulged a workaround: she could wrap herself in it. As clothing, it was allowed. A World Cup dispatch w/ @sissenberg: https://t.co/8XiFUgn7Vq
Wrap up the World Cup’s opening weekend with @SophiaCai99’s mesmerizing insider account of the political machinations that made it possible.
It is a story of how the US government broke FIFA — and then made it stronger than ever. —>
Wild comeback from Japan. Here’s my interview with the president of the Japan Football Association, who wants Japan to win a bid to host the World Cup by 2050.
https://t.co/D9ERycOW5g
New: Andrew Giuliani has personally reviewed dozens of high-profile or complicated visa cases for a final decision. He also suggested that some applicants who might otherwise have been denied received additional consideration because of the World Cup. https://t.co/pQJBX36Ry8
NEW: I spoke with the Iranian Ambassador to Mexico Abolfazl Pasandideh:
- His message to Trump: “If the U.S. closes its eyes to Israel’s interests, Iran and the U.S. can be very good friends.”
- Says Iran's presence in the U.S. for the World Cup should be read as a gesture of goodwill
- Visa denials impacting some coaching staff may have a negative impact on the team’s performance
- But expects his team to advance out of group stage
- Team will begin travel to U.S. two days before the match so the head catch can attend press conference the day before, per FIFA regulations
https://t.co/cBThCYNmiQ
Come to @POLITICO's Forecast for World Cup power games. Today:
* Can @Claudiashein's low-key approach to Trump survive the World Cup?
* The king who roots for three teams
* FIFA-skeptical politicians become World Cup cheerleaders
* What US visa chaos means for fans
...and: