Qatar's Soccer Stars Are Guinea Pigs in an Experiment to Erode Citizenship Rights
Athletes with “mission passports” are a symptom of the region’s erosion of citizenship rights.
Source: foreignpolicy.com
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World Cup 2022: Will Qatar's record spending pay off?
Qatar spent a reported $220bn as part of their nation building project since 2012, constructing new roads, airports, neighbourhoods and even new cities
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Was Aspire project a vehicle to deliver votes to Qatar's World Cup bid? | World Cup 2022
Football Dreams was ostensibly about players in developing countries but its story makes for remarkable reading now
Source: theguardian.com
The truth behind the most controversial World Cup ever
Abuse of migrant workers, LGBT persecution, control of women, and allegations of Fifa corruption. As the World Cup begins, our Writer at Large…
Source: heraldscotland.com
Why Qatar wanted to host the World Cup - It's not just about sportswashing
The most controversial World Cup ever is a result of the sport being used as a political tool – one which shows both the power and vulnerability of its hosts.
Source: the42.ie
How Qatar won the 2022 World Cup bid
Fourteen members of FIFA's executive committee voted to take the World Cup to Qatar in 2010 - this is what happened
Source: theathletic.com
FIFA World Cup 2022: Qatar - Unpacking the criticised host country
All eyes look to Qatar as it kicks off the world's first winter soccer cup - the FIFA World Cup 2022.
Source: capetalk.co.za
World Cup Postcard: Qatar bound - The Home of Irish Football
I've been studying the squad announcements, downloaded my Hayya card for free access to the Doha metro and planned out my route around Qatar to take in group games in each of the eight tournament stadia
Source: extratime.com
Premier League dithering and a reliance on blind loyalty from fans | Soccer
<strong>In today’s Fiver:</strong> Matchgoing fans are an afterthought (part 237), Micah Richards, and Rhyl 1879 v Bangor 1876
Source: theguardian.com
The scandals and abuses that have dogged the Qatar World Cup
Is it morally wrong to award the World Cup to Qatar? John McManus, author of a new book titled Inside Qatar, talks to The42 about the most controversial World Cup ever.
Source: the42.ie