Shortly before the Olympic Winter Games in Beijing, critics of China's human rights violations against the Uyghurs are still divided on the question of a boycott of the event. >

Investigative reporter Jens Weinreich describes the methods that brought Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah to power and assesses the implications of his conviction. >

The project on strengthening athlete power in sport (SAPIS) has released a review of academic literature about athletes and sports governance. >

Investigation shows that the international basketball federation did not protect victims and witnesses against intimidation and retaliation in a sexual abuse case in Mali. >

Proposals for a closed European Superleague were shot down earlier this year, but research shows that UEFA's Champions League in effect may be just as closed. >

Odense, Denmark’s third largest city and home of leading sports and journalism university departments, has offered free conference facilities to Play the Game’s next conference. >

After seven years, Brazilian prosecutors are finally investigating allegations against the FIVB president Ary Graça and his allies. The police are raising fresh charges of tax fraud against the leaders of world volleyball. >

Researchers, athletes, and anti-doping experts have developed a tool to measure governance in national anti-doping agencies. >