De Telegraaf isn't at all surprised by the arrest: Never before have there been so many accusations of corruption at a major football ...
Contrary to all expectations Russia put on a first class football world championship, El Mundo concludes: The World Cup logistics went off ...
Saudi Arabia's vast oil reserves are the reason why the world is remaining silent on the war in Yemen, Keskisuomalainen complains: The ...
Money rules in the world of professional sport, L'Echo comments resignedly: Football is nothing but a huge business. Either you accept the ...
Le Temps is disappointed by the Western governments' cautious attitude in the Qatar conflict: A new crisis has had the Arab World in its ...
The attack in Tehran will escalate the conflict between Iran and the Gulf states, The Daily Telegraph comments: In its choice of target and ...
Assad is poised to emerge as victor of the war in Syria because the opposition no longer has any allies, military historian Gwynne Dyer ...
The spirit of the Olympic Games is also harmed by the fact that a growing number of countries use the event to polish their image, Le Jeudi ...
Turkey has set up ten camps for 100,000 refugees in the Syrian border region. This is part of a new strategy by the AKP government, the ...
Despite the corruption investigations currently under way against top Fifa officials, President Joseph Blatter plans to run for re-election ...
