IOC draws five strong candidates for 2024 Olympic Games
North America’s biggest city and four major European cities have become candidates for the 2024 Olympic Games within the IOC deadline
New round of FIFA corruption charges anticipated
A fresh wave of charges and arrests of officials and organisations linked to FIFA is expected, with criminal investigations set to expand globally
FIFA reform report slams “old boys’ networks”
FIFA’s Audit and Compliance Committee has proposed concrete measures to tackle “virulent risks” facing the organisation
Top speakers join lineup for HOST CITY 2015
Commonwealth Games CEO David Grevemberg, Baku 2015 European Games Chief Operating Officer Simon Clegg and Paul Bush OBE, Director of Events for VisitScotland announced as panellists
EU conference addresses child trafficking through sport
European policy makers and international experts met in Brussels during the EU Week of Sport to tackle the taboo of child trafficking through sport
Glasgow to host MTV Live Lockdown
Less than a year after the success of the EMAs, Glasgow is hosting MTV Live Lockdown on 30 September
IOC allocates US$2m immediately to help refugees
As the refugee crisis intensifies, the International Olympic Committee has allocated a US$2m fund for NOCs to assist refugees
Soccerex confirms event partnerships
Ahead of the Soccerex Global Convention 2015, Soccerex has confirmed the final line up of event partners and supporters
FIFA Reform Committee discussions “intense and fruitful”
The first meeting of the 2016 FIFA Reform Committee made important steps towards “meaningful and lasting reform”, according to chairman François Carrard
Atos delivers IT infrastructure for PyeongChang 2018
A new cloud infrastructure described by the IOC as a “major milestone” is about to go into operation for the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games