FIFA criticized for decision to lift U.S. star’s red card suspension following Trump phone call

FIFA criticized for decision to lift U.S. star’s red card suspension following Trump phone call

FIFA is being criticized over its decision to lift the red card suspension for leading U.S. Men’s National Team scorer Folarin Balogun, allowing him to play against Belgium on Monday night. The Union of European Football Associations, Europe’s soccer governing body, said FIFA “crossed a red line,” and expressed its “disbelief” at a decision it called “unprecedented,…

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Boomi and Red Hat Collaborate on Production-Ready Agentic AI

Boomi and Red Hat Collaborate on Production-Ready Agentic AI

Boomi, the data activation company for AI, and Red Hat, the world’s leading provider of open source solutions, today announced a strategic collaboration to deliver a single, integrated stack for deploying agentic AI at scale. For many organizations, building production AI today means assembling numerous disconnected vendor choices spanning agent builders, orchestration tools, governance platforms,…

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South Africa cuts red tape for dealmakers

South Africa cuts red tape for dealmakers

Trade, industry & competition minister Parks Tau has substantially raised the monetary thresholds at which mergers must be notified to the Competition Commission, in a move that a senior competition lawyer has said will accelerate many transactions but risks leaving fast-moving tech and artificial intelligence deals beyond the regulator’s reach. In a notice published in…

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Africa: Red Card for FIFA Cooling Breaks? the Real Culprit Is Climate Change

Africa: World Cup 2026 – Red Cards for Players Who Cover Mouths and Walk Off in Protest

Players who cover their mouths during confrontations with opponents and teams who leave the pitch without the referee’s permission can be given red cards under new rules announced on Wednesday by football’s lawmakers. The International Football Association Board (Ifab), which has been overseeing the sport’s laws since 1886, outlined the changes during its meeting in…

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