99 Days to the World Cup
The World Cup is just 99 days away, with hosts Mexico, the US, and Canada facing logistical and political challenges leading up to the event.
Tanel Tein: Dragging Slippers in the State and Politics
Tanel Tein emphasizes the importance of taking concrete actions in politics and sports funding rather than just making empty promises.
UFC head Dana White dismisses concerns he's 'overtly political,' adds 'just be authentic'
Dana White, CEO of UFC, addresses concerns about his political affiliations and encourages authenticity over political neutrality.
Bolsonaro's routine in prison has 144 medical appointments in 39 days, 7 hours of daily sleep and sports programs, report indicates
A report reveals the details of Jair Bolsonaro's routine in prison, including numerous medical appointments, sufficient sleep, and participation in sports activities, leading to a decision against granting him house arrest.
Read important news for March 3, 2026, Tuesday in one click
Aaj Tak provides a summary of important news stories from various fields including politics, entertainment, sports, and business for March 3, 2026.
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This segment provides updates on various news topics including sports and international affairs.
Can sports be without politics? Trump, MAGA, and sexism at the Olympics
The article discusses the contrasting treatment of U.S. men's and women's hockey teams by President Trump at the Winter Olympics, highlighting issues of sexism and political implications in sports.
Radio News (02.03.2026 15:00:00)
This article highlights recent news updates including a reported success for Herta Rajasa in the junior world championship finals and other significant sports and political events.
2026 World Cup: The United States Under Pressure 100 Days Before the Kick-off
With less than 100 days until the 2026 World Cup, the United States faces significant challenges related to immigration rhetoric, political divisions, and international tensions, despite strong ticket sales.
In election year, district representatives create a group to defend CACs and encourage sports shooting in the DF
The Legislative Chamber of Brazil's Federal District has launched a parliamentary front to advocate for hunters, shooters, and collectors of firearms amidst rising crime rates in the category.
Iranian Football Federation President Excludes Participation in the 2026 World Cup
Mahdi Taj, President of the Iranian Football Federation, has stated that Iran's participation in the 2026 World Cup has become highly unlikely due to recent military escalations involving the U.S. and Israel.
Direct Words from a Researcher on Trump and the USA’s Gold Team - “Difficult to Understand”
A researcher critiques Donald Trump's use of the Olympics and Olympic athletes for his own image enhancement.
Politicians Discuss the Winter Olympics in Czechia. There Are Missing Halls, Snow, Billions, and Mountains
Czech politicians are discussing the possibility of hosting the Winter Olympics, highlighting significant logistical challenges.
In 10 years, Infantino brought FIFA closer to geopolitical disputes and expanded competitions
Gianni Infantino, over a decade as FIFA president, has blended sports diplomacy with global politics, fostering connections and expanding FIFA's competitions.
Videos from g1 Bahia and TV Bahia – Thursday, February 26, 2026
Reports highlight various significant events in Brazil, including a family tragedy, severe weather impacts, banking issues, and escalating violence in certain neighborhoods.
Marko Asell, involved in harassment controversy, honored
Marko Asell, a Finnish Member of Parliament and Olympic medalist, has been awarded the Golden Medal of Merit in Sports amidst a harassment controversy.
Ten years of Gianni Infantino: FIFA made in the USA and a gift for Donald Trump
Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, has a contentious relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump, highlighted during a recent event in Washington.
"Maischberger": Baerbock in Best Advertising Mode
Annalena Baerbock discusses sports and politics on the talk show 'Maischberger', addressing the topics of Olympism and the suspension of a Ukrainian athlete by the IOC.
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This article includes various topics and segments from the ERR news program, covering a range of Estonian news.
Servile Applauders of the Extortionist AFA
The article criticizes the leadership of the Argentine Football Association (AFA) for their complacency and the detrimental effects of their decisions on Argentine football.
Flavor Flav invites US women's hockey team to Las Vegas for Olympic celebration after Trump snub
Flavor Flav extends an invitation to the US women's hockey team for a celebration in Las Vegas following their gold medal win and after they declined a White House invitation from President Trump.
ERR Olympic Stories: Where were you when Estonia won an Olympic medal?
The ERR sports team shared insights on Estonia's Olympic achievements, culinary experiences in Milan Cortina, and discussions on politics.
After a Year of Challenge: How Did the White House Respond to Canada's Defeat in Hockey?
The White House's response to the American hockey team's victory over Canada has sparked media and political debate, particularly following a symbolic tweet directed at former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Videos from g1 Bahia and TV Bahia – Monday, February 23, 2026
The article reports on various news highlights including weather updates, sports events, and legal cases in Brazil.
The Antivirus of the Olympics
Mike Eruzione, famed for scoring the decisive goal in the 1980 'Miracle on Ice' match, attended a recent event at the Santagiulia Arena, drawing attention to his vibrant post-hockey life and political choices.
German soccer team Werder Bremen cancels Minnesota trip over Trump immigration enforcement: report
The German soccer team Werder Bremen has canceled its planned exhibition matches in Minnesota due to unrest linked to recent immigration enforcement by U.S. authorities.
Wants Norwegian Olympics: – If not us, who?
Norwegian politician Ola Svenneby advocates for Norway to host the Winter Olympics again, citing the country's historic success and potential for a sustainable event.
Who is Hunter Ness, the skier who challenged Trump and celebrated his qualification with an ironic 'L' on his forehead
Hunter Hess, an American halfpipe skier, responded to Donald Trump's criticism by making an 'L' gesture on his forehead after qualifying for the Winter Olympics.
Quick hits: F1 politics, safety worries, and Ferrari's stunning rear end
Ferrari's innovations and competitive performance highlighted preseason F1 testing in Bahrain, setting the stage for the Australian Grand Prix.
USA-Canada, grand finale of hockey in Milan awaiting the arrival of Trump
The USA and Canada face off in a high-stakes hockey match in Milan, with political undertones as Trump is expected to attend.
Debate about the future of the Olympics: Games on snow, ice, and mud?
The International Olympic Committee faces challenges from climate change and declining revenues, necessitating reforms for future Winter Games.
A gesture no one asked for: Ukraine turns the Paralympics into a political circus
Ukraine has announced a boycott of the 2026 Paralympics opening ceremony due to disagreement over Russian and Belarusian athletes competing under their flags, a sentiment echoed by Lithuania's prime minister.
Friday, February 20: This Happened Last Night
This article reports on several significant events and updates in sports, entertainment, politics, and ongoing investigations in the U.S.
VIDEOS: EPTV 2 South of Minas from Thursday, February 19, 2026
Various news segments covering political, social, and sporting events in Brazil.
News Program (19.02.2026 18:00:00)
The news segment features highlights of important events in Estonia and abroad, including political threats and sports updates.
Sports Politics at the Olympics: How World Politics Overwhelms the IOC
Samaneh Beirami Baher, an Iranian skier, expresses gratitude for a pair of skis gifted by American Jessica Diggins, highlighting the intersection of sports and politics at the Winter Olympics.
Argentina, in touch with its history (15th note)
The article reflects on Argentina's long-awaited hosting of the FIFA World Cup, highlighting its deep passion for football and historical context surrounding the event.
ERR News at 9:00
ERR reports on snowfall across various regions and updates on local news, including issues with tax transfers to Tallinn and Olympic tournament news.
Radio News (February 19, 2026 09:00:00)
The radio news highlights key updates about the Estonian current affairs, including local politics and sports events.
Kremlin Against Switchers: Russia and the Treatment of 'Disloyal' Athletes
Russia's Sports Minister threatens athletes who compete for other countries, highlighting the Kremlin's stance against 'disloyal' sportsmen amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine.
A Russian teenage girl burst into the Olympics and caused a peculiar commotion – questionable behavior from journalists
18-year-old Adeliia Petrosjan's performance at the Olympic skating event in Milan attracted significant attention and controversy, particularly due to unexpected Russian fan support and media reactions.
Federal MPs accept free sport tickets from gambling companies amid calls to restrict wagering ads
Several Australian federal politicians have accepted free sports tickets from gambling firms as discussions intensify on limiting advertising and regulating the betting industry.
Radio News (18.02.2026 15:00:00)
The radio news includes updates on various sports events and cultural institutions in Estonia.
VIDEOS: Jornal Anhanguera 2nd Edition Tuesday, February 17, 2026
The article covers various highlights from the February 17, 2026 edition of Jornal Anhanguera, including the downfall of Rosas de Ouro in carnival rankings and significant social issues like racism.
VIDEOS: JA 2nd Edition - Tuesday, February 17, 2026
The article covers various highlights from the latest Brazilian carnival events and notable news from different sectors, including sports, politics, and social issues.
Huliak on Kotlár: He Looks Like an Alchemist, Not an Appointee. He Does Not Have My Trust
Slovak Minister of Sports Rudolf Huliak criticizes government appointee Peter Kotlár's statements about top Slovak doctors and expresses distrust toward him.
The IOC Loses Its Head. And Haiti Loses Its Knight
Haitian athletes had to change their uniforms designed by a Roman stylist before the opening ceremony due to political connotations related to their celebration of liberation from slavery.
Separating politics from the Olympics has always been an illusion
The article discusses the inseparable nature of politics and sports, especially in the context of recent controversies surrounding athletes like Vladyslav Heraskevych at the Olympics.
Podcast 'And now to sports': The case of Heraskewytsch: How the IOC is harming the Winter Games
The case of Ukrainian athlete Wladislaw Heraskewytsch's disqualification for honoring war victims on his helmet highlights the intersection of politics and the Olympic Games.
Joe Noormets: Why Should Athletes Be Apolitical?
Joe Noormets discusses the issue of athlete autonomy and the political limitations imposed on athletes, particularly in the context of the recent Olympic Games.