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Sport Two contrasting World Cups show how politics defines sport
As the world prepares for Russia 2018, the alternative to FIFA showed how hard it is to take the politics out of sport
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Jack Barton
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Sport Brad Stevens may win NBA award, but Dwane Casey got coaches’ honor
Toronto Raptors' Casey won basketball coaches vote last week, then was fired. Boston Celtics' Stevens got nothing from his peers
Entertainment Spread of board game bars rides industry boom and digital backlash
Dedicated cafes and bars for board games offer people chance to engage socially – and put down their phones
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Jack Barton
Jack Barton is a staff journalist at WikiTribune where he writes about international law, human rights and finance, w...
Culture ‘This is violent, isn’t it?’ Trump holds video game violence meeting
Help us report on the debate over links between video games and real-life violence
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Harry Ridgewell
Harry is one of the journalists at WikiTribune. He is a masters graduand from Cardiff University, with a diploma in M...
Technology Reality TV star wipes $1.3 billion off Snap market value
Kylie Jenner tweeted to her 24.5 million followers that she no longer uses the instant messaging app Snapchat
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George Engels
George Engels is a staff reporter and producer at WikiTribune. He has a background in history and philosophy and a...
Culture Israeli group to sue New Zealanders over cancelled Lorde show
It would be the first time a lawsuit would be filed under a controversial Israeli anti-boycott law
George Engels
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George Engels
George Engels is a staff reporter and producer at WikiTribune. He has a background in history and philosophy and a...
Technology Nintendo unveils DIY cardboard accessories for the Switch
Nintendo is launching its own cardboard technology for the Nintendo Switch
Entertainment Saudi Arabia opens first permanent cinema in 35 years
Marvel's 'Black Panther' will be screened today in the kingdom's first purpose-built cinema since the lifting of a ban last year.
Harry Ridgewell
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Harry Ridgewell
Harry is one of the journalists at WikiTribune. He is a masters graduand from Cardiff University, with a diploma in M...
Media YouTube drops star vlogger Logan Paul over controversial video
Logan Paul has been removed from the video platform's premium advertising lineup after 'disrespectful' post.
