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Ukraine conflict is not in stalemate – it's getting worse

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imageUkraine is making no headway, even after a ceasefire deal.EPA/Irina Gorbasyova

Heavy fighting has broken out near Donetsk, providing the clearest evidence yet that the truce between the Ukraine government and pro-Russia rebels is being unceremoniously ignored.

Ukraine is on the verge of collapse. GDP fell, year-on-year, by a barely conceivable 17.6%...

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Sepp Blatter and FIFA: looking back at what comes next

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imageSome anti-Blatter activists tied their loathing of him to accusations of "slave labor" in Qatar, the site of the 2022 World Cup.Reuters

Editor’s note: FIFA President Sepp Blatter announced his resignation from the international soccer governing body on Tuesday, just days after he won a fifth four-year term in the face of corruption...

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