Qatar Forces Worker-Slaves To Run Shoeless Marathon
As Qatar prepares for the 2022 World Cup, the systematic oppression of workers has reached a new low with this running race.
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U.S. And UEFA Abandon 2018, Qatar World Cups
UEFA and the United States both released statements today stating that they will boycott the Russia 2018 and Qatar 2022 World Cups.
The 8 Dumbest Things Sepp Blatter Ever Said
In light of Septuagenarian Swiss's refusal to take part in a live televised debate with his three FIFA Presidency challengers, The18 examines why exactly that might be.
England, Scotland, Wales, And Northern Ireland Can Win The World Cup
The United Kingdom needs to be united in the name of footballing glory. Only then can these four countries win the World Cup.
Javier Aguirre May Be Under Fire, But Is He The Coach Mexico Needs?
Life for Javier Aguirre could not be more dramatic right now. The former Mexico Head Coach failed to prove himself with Japan. He continues to face a tormenting match-fixing scandal and now the question is – what’s next for him?
Can You Guess What Messi Is Staring At In The Photo Of The Year?
This photo of Lionel Messi was voted given first prize at the 2015 World Press Photo Contest. But what is he staring at?
Is This Man Really In The Running To Be FIFA President?
Ex-France midfielder David Ginola has announced his intention to stand in the upcoming FIFA Presidential elections. With important deadlines looming less than a month away, is he really serious?
Player Killed In Russia Shows Just How Dangerous 2018 Could Be
Gasan Magomedov was gunned down over the weekend. The dangerous area where he was killed is only a day’s drive from three Russia 2018 World Cup stadiums.
FIFA To Release Report. Play Us All For Fools Again.
FIFA is releasing the full version of Michael Garcia’s report on his investigation into claims of corruption regarding the choice of Russia and Qatar as hosts of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.
FIFA had previously released its own summary of Garcia’s report, but that summary was largely met with incredulous indignation. The summary was such a misrepresentation of Garcia’s report that Garcia resigned in the aftermath of its release.
A Memorial For The Workers Of The Qatar World Cup That Will Reach A Mile High
There’s no two ways about it. The 2022 Qatar World Cup is a disaster. The topic is one that we’ve payed close attention to here at The18, especially the human working conditions, which are pretty much akin to modern day slavery. According to the International Trade Union, an estimated 4,000 people will die building the infrastructure for the 2022 World Cup given the current rate of on-the-job deaths, and it seems like no one is doing anything about it.