EU Emergency Meeting Follows Ceuta Death Toll Rising to 67
The Ceuta crisis splits Europe's response in real time — Italy suspends Schengen, Spain calls it 'selfish,' and 22 states write a counter-letter.
Charles Ashford
Bureau: London
UK PM Burnham Calls for Infantino to Step Down
Burnham becomes the first head of government to demand Infantino's exit, and the FIFA story leaves the sports section.
FIFA Stake Sale Divides Global Football Power Blocs
The FIFA stake sale has split football's governing bodies along geopolitical lines, revealing power blocs that mirror the war's alliance map.
Two Wires, Two FIFAs — the Stake Sale Splits the News Cycle
The FIFA stake-sale story split into two competing narratives within 24 hours — one of momentum, one of collapse — before resolving into a third.
The League Cup's Goalkeeper Trial Starts Tomorrow
The trial's 10-second coach nomination and one-minute player removal start Saturday, but the override for real injuries is unwritten.