How the mighty have fallen. Once dreaming to challenge Netflix for global streaming domination, Viaplay Group (formerly going by NENT) has run out of money. Over the last few weeks, the Swedish streamer has been forced to cut back on its ambitions, culminating in drastic measures announced last week in a dire Q2 report, with estimated full year losses to total between $83 million to $101 million. The radical cutbacks include withdrawal from all international markets Viaplay had been aggressively expanding to over the last few years. Exit USA, Canada, the UK, Poland, and the Baltic States, to focus on the core Nordic market, and the Netherlands for sports. The group had previously planned to cover 15 global markets by…