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Qatar World Cup Labor Deaths Blamed on Jacobs Board in Lawsuit
Bloomberg Law· 1 day agoboard members looked the other way while thousands of workers building FIFA World Cup facilities in Qatar died on the company’s watch ...
Uefa confirms 26-man squads for Euro 2024
BBC via AOL· 4 hours agoExpanded squads were also permitted at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar because it was played in the middle of the domestic ...
UT collaborating with Michigan State to make perfect turf grass for 2026 FIFA World Cup
WBIR-TV Knoxville· 2 days agoThe World Cup will be staged in three countries, including the United States, in 2026. More than 100...
An Unstoppable Growth in the Middle East: Focus on Accor’s Strategic Expansion in Saudi Arabia, the...
Hospitality Net· 14 hours agoFrom 2022 to 2032, the growth rate in the GCC’s tourism sector is projected to be 13.6% with a potential market... a focus on Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and & ...
Neville reveals what Roy Keane did to 'strutting' Clattenburg in frosty exchange
The US Sun· 1 hour agoNeville, 49, Keane, 52, and Clattenburg, 49, worked together in the 2022 World Cup as they provided...
A closer look at Qatar's vision for a high-tech, mobile future
CBT News· 11 hours agoAs an example, I was over in Dubai last year to moderate the mobility stage at the GITEX Conference, the largest technology conference in the world. Not surprisingly, < ...
Ranking the 8 of the best mascots in FIFA World Cup history (Ranked)
GiveMeSport· 6 days agoThe FIFA World Cup is always a memorable event. Every tournament is memorable in its own right,...
The 30 best referees in world football - ranked
90min· 10 hours agoKeeping a lid on 22 angry professional footballers and a 50,000 strong crowd of supporters baying for blood is as difficult as it sounds, with referees...
'Qatar targeted my brother on Grindr - I want him home’
BBC via AOL· 2 days agoQatari LGBT activist Nas Mohamed [BBC] Qatar's treatment of LGBT people came under the spotlight...
The time has come to reign Qatar in
New York Post· 6 days agoQatar is way too savvy to admit the connection outright. Instead, drawing on its vast resources, it cleverly seeks to burnish its image by hosting the...
