Steve Menary outlines the problems that open up friendlies to match-fixing: Data scouts with low integrity, lack of monitoring, and federations that do not take responsibility. >

Comment: The combined U.S. and Swiss police raid on FIFA top men at Hotel Baur au Lac five years ago was a watershed moment in global sport. The impact has been undeniable, but how long will it last? >

Investigative journalist Jens Weinreich publishes a list of 117 payments from the IOC to Rio 2016 in a worldwide exclusive in his magazine SPORT & POLITICS. >

Why do we keep talking about sport in the media and online even though no games are being played? Brett Hutchins argues that sport sustains the memory and promise of connection at a time of social isolation. >

The effects of the corona pandemic on the world of sport will be long-lasting and it may be time to rethink the sports model we want for the future, argues Alberto Carrio Sampedro. >

Investigative reporter Jens Weinreich discloses how IOC President Thomas Bach manages the crisis around the Tokyo Games. Criticism is stifled and there is no plan to help affected federations. >

Many international sports federations depend heavily on their share of the revenues from the Olympic Games. Jens Weinreich reveals how the IOC plans to distribute money from Tokyo. >

The global Covid-19 pandemic has shown, in the starkest terms, that what globalisation has given to sport, it can just as easily take away, argues David Rowe in this analysis from Open Forum. >