FIFA acting leaders look to the future
As FIFA’s annus horribilis draws towards a close, the organisation’s interim leadership looks ahead in this open letter to a brighter, more transparent future
Renewing the trust in sport
Sport has a bright future if good governance measures are adopted and zero-tolerance policies are followed, IOC President Thomas Bach President writes
WADA president takes tough action on doping
Following calls for WADA to be more aggressive, President Sir Craig Reedie says he is responding to doping evidence with quick and firm action
IOC suspends former IAAF president Lamine Diack
The IOC’s Executive Board has suspended the honorary IOC membership of former IAAF president Lamine Diack amid allegations of widespread doping in Russia
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
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
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
David Grevemberg shares thoughts pre-CGF General Assembly
On the eve of the Commonwealth Games Federation’s all-important 2015 General Assembly, CEO David Grevemberg reveals to HOST CITY areas of future development for the movement
Seb Coe: presidency gives IAAF chance to renew itself
Lord Coe, elected as IAAF president by 56 per cent of member federations, said the organisation has a chance to review and renew itself
Former IOC DG to lead FIFA reform
François Carrard, former IOC director general and coordinator of the IOC 2000 Reform Commission is to chair the 2016 FIFA Reform Committee