Calls for boycott emerge to bring Donald Trump ‘to his senses’
President Donald Trump stands on stage next to the FIFA World Cup after receiving the FIFA Peace Prize during the draw for the 2026 soccer World Cup at the Kennedy Center in Washington, on December 5, 2025. JACQUELYN MARTIN / AP The idea is beginning to gain traction. Slowly, but steadily. Should people boycott the Men's Football World Cup, from June 11 to July 19, in response to the policies – particularly foreign policy – of the United States president, one of the tournament's co-hosts (along with Canada and Mexico)? Donald Trump's intention to seize control of Greenland, an autonomous territory of the Danish crown, along with his threat to impose prohibitive tariffs on countries that oppose him, has certainly given weight to this possibility in Europe. Especially since,...