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David Kogan

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    Regulator finds 94% of English top-five clubs loss-making and many reliant on owner cash

    The Independent Football Regulator's draft State of the Game report found nearly two-thirds of EFL and National League clubs are technically insolvent and urged stronger cost controls and contingency planning.

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Seoul's chip stocks drop 7.4%

Wars widen as markets question AI debt and governments unwind old taboos in Europe

The day brought a familiar mix of hard power and brittle systems. Missiles tested ceasefire claims, markets tested the AI boom, and governments from Budapest to Jakarta found that old choices still send today's bill.

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  • EU opens accession talks for Ukraine

    EU opens negotiation clusters on internal market and competitiveness for Ukraine in Luxembourg after Hungary lifts veto.

  • French student protests escalate

    Reported dozens of injuries and arrests following violent clashes between police and protesters across France during the fifth round of student demonstrations.

  • Japanese journalist arrested in Russia

    Russian security services detain a Japanese journalist in Sakhalin on espionage charges and transfer him to Moscow.

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The US under Trump: second term

Reactions to the diesel arrangement and ICC sanctions deepen existing tensions, but no new discrete US policy decision occurred.

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