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Global solar demand on track for first annual decline in two decades

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By John Weaver
| PV Magazine Australia
In late 2025, BloombergNEF (BNEF) projected that 2026 would be the first down year for solar panel installations in two decades and with Chinese capacity installations slowing significantly versus the prior year at this point, it looks like this forecast may come true. Speaking at SNEC 2026 exhibition in China last week, BNEF solar analyst Jenny Chase examined why the ongoing wars have a limited effect on solar, and what might pull the solar module industry from its doldrums.
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World Cup history beckons for ageless Messi

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By John Weaver
| Yahoo Sports
Lionel Messi takes part in a World Cup training session in Kansas City (JUAN MABROMATA) Lionel Messi could have signed off from World Cup football on the ultimate high in 2022 but he is back and poised to become the first man to play in six tournaments. The veteran Argentine forward, on the cusp of winning his 200th cap, confirmed four years ago that the Qatar World Cup would be the last of his storied career.
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World Cup history beckons for ageless Messi

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By John Weaver
| Yahoo Sport UK
Lionel Messi could have signed off from World Cup football on the ultimate high in 2022 but he is back and poised to become the first man to play in six tournaments. The veteran Argentine forward, on the cusp of winning his 200th cap, confirmed four years ago that the Qatar World Cup would be the last of his storied career. He worked his unique magic in the Gulf state, propelling his side to glory with seven goals, including two in a captivating final against France.
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