What Europe Writes: Iceland Narrowly Counts Votes on EU Talks, Russian Africa Corps Helped Quell Niger Uprising, Germany Has the Most Expensive Electricity in G20

🔁 What's Moving Europe Today

• 30.08.A ferry that capsized off northern Cyprus with 267 people on board completely sank to a depth of half a kilometer — at least nine dead and authorities have detained the captain and crew. The loudest topic of the day; Belgian media describe it as "the biggest maritime disaster Cyprus has ever experienced". 🇳🇱 ↗ · 🇧🇪 ↗ · 🇹🇷 ↗ · 🇩🇪 ↗ · 🇬🇷 ↗ · 🇬🇧 ↗ · 🇦🇹 ↗ · 🇪🇸 ↗
  • 🇬🇷 Greek media cite survivors: "The crew left first." According to Spiegel, the ship sank shortly after departure. To Vima ↗Spiegel ↗
  • 🇬🇷 It happened off occupied Kyrenia — in a part of the island that no one except Turkey recognizes. Erdoğan reports that Turkey has mobilized all its forces; Netanyahu took the opportunity to rebuke the Union for remaining silent about Turkish occupation of Cyprus. Protothema ↗Protothema ↗

• 30.08.Iceland's referendum has been counted: negotiations with the Union were rejected by 52.8 percent of voters, and the government announced it will formally withdraw the application. The difference is 12,641 votes, turnout of 82.5 percent is the highest since 2009, and "yes" won in only two of six Reykjavik districts. Reykjavik. 🇮🇸 ↗ · 🇮🇹 ↗ · 🇩🇪 ↗ · 🇫🇷 ↗ · 🇳🇴 ↗ · 🇸🇪 ↗ · 🇮🇪 ↗ · 🇧🇪 ↗
  • 🇮🇸 City versus countryside: "yes" won in only two of six Reykjavik districts. Icelandic economist Gauti B. Eggertsson talks about the "no" campaign as "false propaganda," Morgunblaðið headlines that it is a "no that burns in Brussels". Heimildin ↗Morgunblaðið ↗
  • 🇮🇸 High turnout is explained by a long-standing and deep dispute. The public broadcaster RÚV also points out that an unusually large number of people are posting photos of their voting ballots on social networks. RÚV ↗
  • 🇸🇪 Swedish Svenska Dagbladet claims that voting is quietly controlled by the fishing lobby. The text directly calls it "the Icelandic mafia". Svenska Dagbladet ↗
  • 🇱🇹 Even Lithuanians living in Iceland are divided. Lithuanian LRT asked the community and found no clear answer. LRT ↗
  • 🇮🇹 The result was immediately claimed by both French and British far-right: "The Icelandic voice proves that another Europe is possible," wrote Marine Le Pen, and Nigel Farage congratulated Icelanders. Danish Berlingske, on the other hand, reads it as a loss for the Union in uncertain times with Trump and Putin. ANSA ↗Heimildin ↗Berlingske ↗

• 30.08.The death toll from floods in Nepal and Tibet rose to over 750 dead and 2,500 to 3,000 missing, Chinese authorities report a new reservoir and further landslides threaten. Fourteen news outlets report on it. 🇫🇷 ↗ · 🇮🇹 ↗ · 🇵🇹 ↗ · 🇪🇸 ↗ · 🇳🇱 ↗ · 🇧🇪 ↗ · 🇩🇪 ↗ · 🇨🇭 ↗
  • 🇺🇦 Sixteen tens of Ukrainians are missing in Nepal. Kyiv Post writes that the foreign ministry requested location data from operators to find them. Kyiv Post ↗
  • 🇱🇻 Latvia called on relatives of the missing to provide DNA samples. According to the newspaper Diena, no one with Latvian citizenship is among those rescued, and identification of many victims is increasingly unlikely. LSM ↗Diena ↗
  • 🇬🇷 Nepal and the UN attribute the cause to climate change. Nepal's foreign minister demands global intervention. CBS News ↗
  • 🇷🇸 Among the missing is a Serbian woman who boarded a bus shortly before the flash flood. Kurir ↗
  • 🇳🇱 Identification is stalled: of over six hundred victims we know the names of twenty. De Telegraaf ↗
  • 🇭🇺 The director of a Nepali school led 1,643 pupils to safety before the flash flood and in Hungarian and British media he is celebrated as a hero. 444 ↗The Mirror ↗

• Venezuela claims that despite the agreement with Washington it does not lose ownership or sovereignty over its oil — and both opposition and Chavists demand that the text be made public. Danish Berlingske adds that the agreement is to last twenty-five years. 🇫🇷 ↗ · 🇩🇰 ↗ · 🇬🇧 ↗ · 🇮🇹 ↗ · 🇦🇹 ↗ · 🇩🇪 ↗ · 🇨🇭 ↗ · 🇫🇮 ↗
  • 🇷🇴 Caracas also wants out of OPEC. Romanian Adevărul analyzes how Venezuela's extraction leaving the cartel would shake up the global market. Adevărul ↗
  • 🇪🇸 "What does Trump offer? This agreement gives…" Spanish El Mundo asks an international consultant what the pact actually brings for the Venezuelan side. El Mundo ↗
  • 🇮🇹 Il Manifesto frames it as "one hundred years of Venezuelan oil for the USA". Il Manifesto ↗

• The Niger junta claims that it suppressed a rebellion of its own soldiers with the help of the Russian Africa Corps and recaptured the military base in Niamey. Swedish newspapers speak of dozens arrested or dead. 🇩🇪 ↗ · 🇫🇷 ↗ · 🇦🇹 ↗ · 🇸🇪 ↗ · 🇮🇹 ↗ · 🇨🇭 ↗ · 🇧🇪 ↗ · 🇳🇱 ↗
  • 🇪🇸 Spanish El Confidencial speaks of an armed attack on the airport and presidential palace — that is, of a different course of events than French and German editorial offices describe. El Confidencial ↗

• In ammunition depot explosions in a village near Kyiv, thirty-seven people died and the UN monitoring mission is investigating the circumstances. Ukraine speaks of negligence; several editorial offices point out that the depot stood among residential buildings. 🇺🇦 ↗ · 🇩🇪 ↗ · 🇨🇭 ↗ · 🇫🇷 ↗ · 🇮🇹 ↗ · 🇦🇹 ↗ · 🇧🇪 ↗ · 🇭🇷 ↗
  • 🇭🇷 Croatian Index.hr adds a detail missing elsewhere: the ammunition depot stood next to a care home. Index.hr ↗
  • 🇺🇦 Kyiv is changing air-raid siren and curfew rules. The Prime Minister reported to the President, according to Interfax, on reconsidering procedures for the new Russian tactics; the city experienced ten alarms in a single day totaling over eleven hours. Interfax Ukraine ↗

• The United States deported far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos to Britain—a man who spent years defending deportations and the ICE agency itself. The Department of Homeland Security confirmed this. Eighteen editorial offices report on it. 🇺🇸 ↗ · 🇬🇧 ↗ · 🇧🇪 ↗ · 🇪🇸 ↗ · 🇫🇷 ↗ · 🇩🇪 ↗ · 🇨🇭 ↗ · 🇦🇹 ↗
  • 🇭🇺 Hungarian editorial offices recall that Yiannopoulos also praised Orbán. HVG ↗

• 30.08.Ratko Mladić was buried with state honors, his body will not be autopsied, and the Netherlands does not plan to investigate his death—a European Parliament spokesperson warns that Serbian officials' attendance at the funeral means alignment with his crimes. The Serbian justice minister, conversely, calls for swift investigation. 🇷🇸 ↗ · 🇫🇷 ↗ · 🇧🇦 ↗ · 🇧🇪 ↗ · 🇮🇹 ↗ · 🇸🇪 ↗ · 🇮🇪 ↗
  • 🇭🇷 A doctor from Bosnia and Herzegovina published a photograph of Mladić with thanks; they demand her dismissal. The case is reported by Croatian and Slovenian editorial offices. Index.hr ↗24ur ↗
  • 🇲🇪 In Montenegro, they are investigating who hung a banner with Mladić's photograph. Vijesti ↗
  • 🇧🇦 The Prijedor association Izvor recalls that most of the convicted are out of prison—and they continue searching for 403 missing persons. Radio Sarajevo ↗

• Israeli settlers again attacked a Palestinian village in the West Bank and assaulted an NBC News television crew; Netanyahu unusually sharply condemned the violence. Fourteen editorial offices report on it. 🇺🇸 ↗ · 🇩🇪 ↗ · 🇦🇹 ↗ · 🇳🇱 ↗ · 🇫🇷 ↗ · 🇧🇪 ↗ · 🇸🇪 ↗ · 🇩🇰 ↗
  • 🇵🇱 Netanyahu's son was meanwhile urgently transported from the USA to Israel due to a "serious threat." Shin Bet confirmed it; Austrian and Serbian editorial offices speak of Iranian threats. Wirtualna Polska ↗ORF ↗
  • 🇹🇷 Turkey's foreign ministry says the international community does not believe the lies of Netanyahu's government. TRT Haber ↗

• The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant has been disconnected from the grid for over a week, and according to Rafael Grossi, it will run out of electricity in about ten days without power restoration. 🇺🇦 ↗ · 🇩🇪 ↗ · 🇦🇹 ↗ · 🇵🇹 ↗ · 🇸🇪 ↗ · 🇮🇸 ↗ · 🇧🇬 ↗
  • 🇧🇬 Bulgarian 24 Chasa adds what is not reported elsewhere: the power plant is also threatened by a lack of diesel fuel for the diesel generators, according to the atomic energy agency.

• Finnish President Alexander Stubb denies that Russia is preparing an attack on NATO: "I see neither evidence nor facts." According to him, Moscow cannot mobilize troops for two fronts. 🇫🇮 ↗ · 🇺🇦 ↗ · 🇩🇪 ↗ · 🇦🇹 ↗ · 🇷🇸 ↗
  • 🇺🇦 Stubb also claims that Ukraine is in its strongest position throughout the entire war and is winning. Interfax Ukraine ↗
  • 🇵🇱 The Polish Prime Minister, on the other hand, warns that provocations against any NATO member cannot be ruled out. Censor.NET ↗

• Norway's new King Haakon VIII delivered his first speech and thanked his father: "Now it's up to me." Parliamentary hearings are postponed until after King Harald V's funeral. 🇳🇴 ↗ · 🇳🇱 ↗ · 🇫🇷 ↗ · 🇨🇭 ↗ · 🇩🇪 ↗ · 🇧🇪 ↗ · 🇮🇹 ↗ · 🇪🇸 ↗
  • 🇫🇮 Finnish Ilta-Sanomat noticed that Haakon immediately did something differently than Harald — experts noted a substantial difference, according to the outlet.

• According to an analysis by comparison service Verivox, Germany has the highest electricity prices for households among all G20 countries — double the group average. Welt ↗Die Zeit ↗
• Angela Merkel before the elections in Saxony-Anhalt: "I think we need to fight properly for this democracy once again." The former chancellor also says that the AfD is able to "determine all our conversations". Tagesspiegel ↗Welt ↗
• A constitutional law expert sees a legal risk in a partial ban on the AfD, another expert calls the "citizen guard" from the party's program unconstitutional. Handelsblatt ↗n-tv ↗
• One in five would leave Germany under AfD rule. Welt ↗
• The government is investigating suspicion of espionage through electric cars — "like a drone on wheels". n-tv ↗
• According to n-tv, Trump and Hegseth bombed their way into an Iranian crisis despite warnings from their own intelligence services. n-tv ↗
• How Donald Trump is "reforming" Canada — analysis of the tariff dispute in FAZ. FAZ ↗
• On the eve of elections in Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD is taking aim at culture and Bauhaus, writes French RFI. RFI ↗
• Estonia and Russian war of aggression: what if they come? A taz report from a country preparing for the worst-case scenario. taz ↗
• What Europe can learn from Portugal in the fight against forest fires. Spiegel ↗
• Deutsche Bahn will spend over 200 million euros on an "XXL washing program". Welt ↗
• The country wants to detect forest fires in North Rhine-Westphalia using satellites. Die Zeit ↗
• German diplomat drowned after overturning a kayak. Welt ↗
• How the Greens deal with accusations of friendship with a neo-Nazi: "It's true that he was friends with Steffen H." Welt ↗
• Electric car sales are growing globally — the war in Iran is driving the transition in transport. taz ↗

• Peter Magyar spoke from Paks criticizing those who chose Anna Unger to head the property office, his parliamentary colleague also filed a harassment complaint. 444 ↗
• Congressman Tiszy told critics: "In hard, difficult times we needed such brave people as Peter Magyar or me." Telex ↗
• Magyar Nemzet leads a series on a "chain of lies" surrounding Peter Magyar's career. Magyar Nemzet ↗
• Peter Magyar is to meet with a longtime ally of Viktor Orbán on Monday. Index ↗
• A reader photographed members of Orbán's family at a Croatian gas station. Index ↗HVG ↗
• If we don't use the potential of firewood, we'll score an enormous own goal, Telex writes. Telex ↗
• A diamond necklace of an empress worth 1.3 billion forints was stolen from a Vienna museum with a hammer. Index ↗
• A memorial plaque was taken from a Salzburg peak — and the summit no longer has three thousand meters. HVG ↗
• OpenAI withdrew its models from one popular artificial intelligence platform. Portfolio ↗
• It seems unavoidable what scientists feared: Earth microbes could take hold on the Moon. Portfolio ↗
• A study links sweetener from common chewing gum with higher risk of heart attack and stroke. Telex ↗Portfolio ↗
• For years they made more money than anyone else, then they hit a 4.7 trillion forint loss due to a 24-year-old's vision of artificial intelligence. 444 ↗
• At a festival in Szeged, a bungee jumping rope wrapped around a participant's neck. HVG ↗444 ↗

• Austria recorded a record number of heat deaths in June and July. Kleine Zeitung ↗
• One year after introducing freedom of information: according to an NGO, "many things are better." Kleine Zeitung ↗
• The ozone hole is more persistent than previously thought. Die Presse ↗
• What a regulars' table in Alpbach has to tell Europe's elite. Die Presse ↗
• University hospital rector wants to open a debate about healthcare structures. Kleine Zeitung ↗
• "General practice has become three-minute medicine." Kleine Zeitung ↗
• A Styrian set out with Doctors Without Borders on a mission against Ebola in Congo. Kleine Zeitung ↗
• The traditional Wallner department store in Halbenrain is closing after 140 years. Kleine Zeitung ↗
• How faithfully does the Styrian city council reflect the composition of society? Kleine Zeitung ↗
• The decision on Derado surprised experts. ORF ↗

• Ukrainian forces struck a major Russian oil refinery and airbase, the Leningrad region also reports a drone attack. Kyiv Independent ↗Ukrayinska Pravda ↗
• Turkey's Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned Ukrainian ambassador Dzhelia over attacks on ships in the Black Sea. Censor.NET ↗Interfax Ukraine ↗
• The EU is preparing to expand sanctions — around 1,600 individuals and companies could end up on the list, writes Politico. Censor.NET ↗
• There were 175 combat clashes on the front in a day, mostly in the Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivsk directions. Interfax Ukraine ↗
• The British Navy monitored Russian ships off its coast for three days, writes The Guardian. Censor.NET ↗
• Trump's people, according to media reports, are considering blackmailing Britain with the Falklands if it doesn't increase defense spending. Ukrayinska Pravda ↗
• Estonian President Karis: Russia will probably not attack Estonia in the coming years, but the threat could grow in ten to fifteen years. Censor.NET ↗
• Russia attacks Ukraine with striking and reactive "shahids," air forces report. Censor.NET ↗
• The enemy advanced near Zaliznychne in Zaporizhzhia region, DeepState reports. Censor.NET ↗
• The story of the commander of the "Achilles" brigade unit nicknamed Osa — one who doesn't sting but regrets. Ukrayinska Pravda ↗

• Marine Le Pen continues to lead the polls for 2027, Mélenchon declines. 20 Minutes ↗
• The National Rally pushes for an immigration referendum: "We will vote on a bill," says the party spokesman. BFM TV ↗
• Bardella wants to eliminate 120 taxes and fees. BFM TV ↗
• Lisnard in Cannes urges the right not to fear primaries: "We will return power to the real country." He wants to use them to "exclude the Macronists". Le Figaro ↗BFM TV ↗
• 30.08.Socialist leader Olivier Faure announced his candidacy in the left primary — Marianne reports that the primary appears tailor-made for Raphaël Glucksmann and Faure enters as a challenger; his own senator Rossignol rejects the strategy as losing. Marianne ↗7sur7 ↗
• Édouard Philippe distances himself from François Hollande. La Tribune ↗
• Fear of the center's eclipse — commentary by Bruno Jeudy. La Tribune ↗
• Guinea-Bissau heads to constitutional referendum. RFI ↗
• Tren de Aragua gang leader arrested in Peru with FBI help. Le Figaro ↗Die Zeit ↗
• Protests in Argentina against Palantir co-founder. Le Figaro ↗
• Fire in northern Corsica consumed about 130 hectares of vegetation. BFM TV ↗
• Ecuador declares red alert over El Niño climate phenomenon. Le Figaro ↗
• How melting a single Antarctic glacier could affect tens of millions of people. Courrier International ↗
• In Bangkok, street food is being pushed off the sidewalks. RFI ↗

• The Ceuta crisis, according to ABC, revealed the inefficiency of the "ideological ministries" that Sánchez created. ABC ↗ABC ↗
• Robles and Marlaska: war among Sánchez's "untouchables." ABC ↗
• In Ceuta, Moroccans threw stones at soldiers, writes German n-tv. n-tv ↗
• Jabaroot: hackers stripping Rabat bare and threatening Sánchez. ABC ↗
• Gibraltar after the fall of the border fence once again occupies Spanish waters. ABC ↗ABC ↗
• Chavism archives its anti-imperialism — from "Yankee Go Home" to an oil pact with Washington. ABC ↗
• The unity strategy of Catalan separatism has collapsed. El Confidencial ↗
• The Iranian regime is pushing a law punishing collaboration with foreign press. ABC ↗
• Millions down the drain: the hidden cost of debt taking from hospitals and roads. El Confidencial ↗
• "We pay 4,500 euros a month for a six-room apartment" — the economic odyssey of thousands of students in Madrid. ABC ↗
• Barcelona before the tourism mirror: war against holiday apartments. ABC ↗
• "Neither the state nor a large part of Serbian society honestly confronted what happened" — on attempts to make a Bosnian butcher a hero. El Mundo ↗
• Mariano Barbacid: "If it were up to Spanish politicians, there would be no progress in oncology." ABC ↗
• Generalitat introduces mobile identification to Catalan healthcare instead of username and password. El Confidencial ↗

• Prolific sperm donor Simon writes to parents: I have fathered at least 199 children. NOS ↗
• A fire at a high-voltage distribution station in eastern Groningen is difficult to extinguish. NOS ↗
• New education goals: even the math teacher must think about language. NU.nl ↗
• Appeal in brutal double murder case of Weiteveen: Richard K. may disappear behind bars for life. De Telegraaf ↗
• A Russian woman was detained in Ecuador with 32 protected marine iguanas in her suitcase. AD ↗
• Wealthy American evangelist in the Netherlands: "Tell me what you want to get from God." AD ↗
• Three dead in head-on collision on a dike between Lelystad and Enkhuizen. NU.nl ↗

• Politika writes about Slovakia: MiG-29 versus F-16, Bratislava exchanges Soviet fighters for American ones. Politika ↗
• A Vučić's party rally in Užice was accompanied by violence: groups of men in black t-shirts beat citizens during verification, and according to the opposition, police remained passive. A cameraman for public broadcaster RTS was also injured. N1 Serbia ↗Nova ↗Danas ↗
• At that same rally, Vučić said that opponents of power have nothing to offer except violence — and after it ended, he added that "violence will never prevail." Nova ↗Kurir ↗
• Students in blockade: "Užičans have shown they fear neither the power nor its thugs." According to them, witnesses identified the attacker from Bajina Bašta. Danas ↗Nova ↗
• Interior Minister Dačić sees it differently: the SNS gathering was properly announced, and approximately 150 people came to disrupt it. N1 Serbia ↗
• MOL reclaimed nearly 43 million of its own shares after the foundation's dissolution. Politika ↗
• Waves threw a part of a drone onto a popular beach in the Black Sea, rescuers quickly evacuated tourists. Kurir ↗
• Bomb threats in Banja Luka, police searched five locations. Kurir ↗
• Kosovo's Justice Minister: We will not sacrifice justice to appease the Union. N1 Serbia ↗
• Is Pete Hegseth running for President of the United States? He spoke out after a series of speculation. Kurir ↗
• French firefighters enter a strike after a hellish summer and fierce battles with fires. Kurir ↗
• An exotic mite that devastates beehives has reached the Balkans area — a professor warns beekeepers. Kurir ↗

🌍 Other countries

• Ninety-first day of mass protests calling for Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation: "On the square until Rama leaves." Participants report that there will be more of them the next day. Balkanweb ↗Gazeta Shqiptare ↗
• "It's not Albania that's being sold, it's the government" — after speeches in front of the government office, a march set out for Mother Teresa Square. Gazeta Shqiptare ↗
• "They want the protest to have a head that they can cut off or buy" — Dritan Goxhaj reads a statement under Rama's office: "We are not here for ambitions, but to dismantle the system." Gazeta Shqiptare ↗
• Thirtieth day of protests in Djidjka against merger with Lushnjë: "Unwavering! We say no to the government's decision." Balkanweb ↗
• Rama against Rama: what he said when he was in opposition — three things he will do differently than Berisha. Balkanweb ↗

• Yorgen Fenech's defense points the finger at Keith Schembri as trial nears its end. Lovin Malta ↗
• "Where is the prime minister?" Alex Borg criticizes government over Robert Abela's absence during another energy crisis in Gozo. Lovin Malta ↗Newsbook ↗
• Tourists demand compensation and complain about power outages. Newsbook ↗

• Transnistria: Russia will open polling stations in the region, Chiveri addressed residents of the left bank of the Dniester in Russian. Newsmaker ↗
• Moscow warned against intervention in Transnistria three weeks before State Duma elections: "In case of deterioration of the situation, we will respond decisively and without delay." Ziarul de Gardă ↗
• Socialists demand to remove Romanian from the conditions for candidates for Gagauz Bashkan. Ziarul de Gardă ↗
• Nearly ten million lei for Independence Day without public tender, investigative RISE Moldova found. Ziarul de Gardă ↗
• Panic in Russia? More than 113,000 people crossed the border with Georgia in a week due to fears of new mobilization. Newsmaker ↗
• Zelensky says the United States informed Ukraine about Moscow meetings: "We appreciate the coordination." Ziarul de Gardă ↗

• Tucker Carlson: Trump must be "immediately" removed from office. The Hill ↗
• On administration threats to demolish the Kennedy Center: "Who will stop them?" The Hill ↗
• Karoline Leavitt leaves the White House — don't expect her to go far. The Hill ↗
• Walmart settled with justice a lawsuit over the opioid crisis for fifty million dollars. The Hill ↗

• Analysts in Washington: The Baltics must continue to persuade the United States. LSM ↗
• Rural homestead "Lakstīgalas" has lived a week without electricity, heavily damaged power lines continue to be repaired after the storm. LSM ↗

• Intelligence chief Budanov urges Ukraine to be active in weapons markets. Postimees ↗
• Day 1649 of war: Russia concentrates forces toward Lyman, foreigners make up over thirty percent. Postimees ↗
• Economic forecast bodes nothing good for the state budget. Postimees ↗

• War with Iran and friendship with North Korea: the secret of Trump's nuclear policy. 15min ↗
• How Vilnius is succeeding in attracting tourists — from borscht to Soviet stereotypes. LRT ↗

• Prebilič: Janša's government will be tough, Resni.ca plays the role of coalition partner. Siol ↗
• Thirty-eight-year-old man sought help three times for chest pain, then died in the emergency room. 24ur ↗

• New plan to reduce water intake from the Colorado River deepens uncertainty for cities and farmers. Klix.ba ↗
• Are there too many unproductive jobs in Germany? Klix.ba ↗

• Fires across Montenegro: interior ministry and army dropped 190 tons of water on them. Vijesti ↗
• Fall asleep in Amsterdam, wake up in Copenhagen: new night line. Vijesti ↗

• Strong storm in Kochani left the city without power and blocked several road routes. Slobodenpečat ↗
• Director Kitanović was supported by the Democratic Party of Serbs in Macedonia, civil activists condemn it. Libertas ↗

• A woman in her seventies was found dead in a park — she could have been lying there for weeks. VG ↗
• A man was found murdered in a river in Denmark, the body was tied to a car battery. VG ↗

• Violent assault triggered a large police operation in Horsens. DR ↗
• Eleven years after the scandalous fight, he died — the question is whether the boxing world learned. Politiken ↗