VTEK Investigates Deputy Minister of Education and Science G. Grybauskas' Activities
An investigation is underway into Deputy Minister G. Grybauskas regarding his role in legislative changes affecting Lithuania's National Sports Council and its decision-making powers.
British Horseracing Authority chair resigns after just six months in role
Lord Charles Allen has resigned as chair of the British Horseracing Authority just six months after taking the position, amid disagreements over governance reforms.
The LOK Vice President Calls for a Review of the Sports Infrastructure Funding Model
The Vice President of the Latvian Olympic Committee, Jānis Liepiņš, urges a review of the sports infrastructure funding model due to concerns about new obligations imposed on municipalities without clear funding coverage.
Roberto Ibáñez, Deputy Minister of Sports: 'There is no legal basis for that directory' and opens the door to intervene the COE
Roberto Ibáñez, the Deputy Minister of Sports in Ecuador, declared that there is no legal basis for the current board of the Ecuadorian Olympic Committee (COE) and suggested the possibility of intervention.
‘There’s no turning back. Everything confirms the illegality committed,’ says Esteban Paz after the Attorney General's statement on FEF elections
Esteban Paz, a candidate for the presidency of the Ecuadorian Football Federation, stated that the Attorney General's announcement affirms the illegality of the electoral process amidst controversy over candidacy eligibility.
The AFA's Rosadita: videos and photos reveal how money moved in boxes, bags, and backpacks
Footage and documentation reveal how funds were allegedly mismanaged within the Argentine Football Association, implicating key officials.
The courts rejected a request from 'Chiqui' Tapia to leave the country again: 'He would have intended to alter the authorization'
A judge rejected a request from Claudio "Chiqui" Tapia to travel to Venezuela due to ongoing legal issues surrounding financial misconduct.
Kováčik's (un)success, financial machinations, and a bizarre challenger. What was the SFZ electoral conference like?
The article discusses the recent electoral conference of the Slovak Football Association where Ján Kováčik was elected president amid controversies and bizarre incidents involving his opponent.
Speed Skating: The President Misuses His House Rights
The president of the German Speed Skating and Short Track Association is facing criticism for his controversial management style and attitudes towards the sport.
Scandal in Speed Skating: The Ice-Cold Truth
The President of the Olympic Speed Skating Federation, Matthias Große, has barred two journalists from ARD, raising questions about the accountability and transparency of publicly funded sports organizations in Germany.
The IGJ dismissed Kicillof's move to cover Chiqui Tapia regarding the observers in the AFA: "The move has no validity"
The General Inspector of Justice in Argentina rejected Governor Axel Kicillof's attempt to protect AFA President Claudio 'Chiqui' Tapia from scrutiny by stating that the AFA remains under the jurisdiction of Buenos Aires City, and thus the government's actions are invalid.
The General Inspection of Justice requested the appointment of official observers in the AFA to review the accounts
The General Inspection of Justice in Argentina has requested the appointment of official observers to the Argentine Football Association to verify financial records amid concerns of undisclosed funds.
Blatter criticizes Infantino and describes FIFA as a "dictatorship"
Former FIFA president Joseph Blatter has condemned current president Gianni Infantino, labeling FIFA as a dictatorship under his leadership.
Where Manchester City would have finished in best-ever season if hit with massive points deduction
Manchester City could have avoided relegation even if hit with a significant points deduction during their most successful Premier League season, pending the outcome of their ongoing financial breach case.
Heraskevičs: The IOC is not on the right side of history. Calls for Coventry to resign
Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladislav Heraskevičs has called for the resignation of IOC President Kirsty Coventry, criticizing her handling of his disqualification from the Olympics due to a helmet issue.
Comment: The IOC quickly rehabilitated FIFA chief Infantino's reputation
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has sparked controversy by openly supporting US President Donald Trump, challenging FIFA's regulations on political neutrality.
After a delayed decision in a doping case, the head of the Appeals Commission is replaced
The Latvian government has appointed Artūrs Balodis-Rozītis as the new head of the Appeals Commission for doping cases, replacing Māris Liepiņš following concerns about the commission's work.
San Lorenzo: Justice Burying Moretti's Request and No Turning Back on the Leadership Vacuum
The Argentine court confirmed the absence of leadership in San Lorenzo, rejecting a request by former president Marcelo Moretti to reinstate his authority.
Challenge to the electoral process of the Ecuadorian Football Federation and the candidacy of Francisco Egas
A legal challenge has been filed against the electoral process and the candidacy of Francisco Egas for the Ecuadorian Football Federation.
Raimonds Rudzāts: The Olympic Movement Serves Officials, Not Athletes
The article critiques the Olympic movement's prioritization of officials over athletes, highlighting the scant financial support athletes receive compared to the massive revenues generated by the International Olympic Committee.
Talihärm confirmed as a member of the IOC Athletes' Commission
Estonian biathlete Johanna Talihärm has been elected as a member of the International Olympic Committee's Athletes' Commission, becoming the first Estonian to hold this position.
IOC President Coventry: "Maybe I have to fire someone"
IOC President Kirsty Coventry struggles to address critical questions at the closing conference of the Winter Olympics, indicating a potential need for personnel changes.
European Leagues Demand Measures for Revenue Sharing and Calendar
European leagues have convened to discuss priorities for revenue distribution and the health of domestic football in Europe.
Iivo Niskanen's Olympic Selection Involved Major Drama – Only a Small Inner Circle Knows This
Iivo Niskanen's selection for the Olympics was surrounded by significant controversy and internal conflict within the Finnish skiing community.
Unrest in Ski Mountaineering: 'From a Sports Perspective, One is Dead'
Two ski mountaineering athletes address grievances within the federation and lose their status during the dispute, leading to a public indictment of the sport's director.
The AFA questioned the Justice's decision to call Claudio "Chiqui" Tapia for questioning
The Argentine Football Association (AFA) criticized a judge's decision to summon its president Claudio "Chiqui" Tapia and other officials over alleged financial misconduct.
Elections will take place in the FEF, but the consequences could arise when registering the board, warns Deputy Minister of Sports
Elections for the Ecuadorian Football Federation (FEF) are set for March 17, but past controversies might influence the outcome and legitimacy of the process.
Francisco Egas and the statutory reform that would open the door to his new reelection in the FEF
Francisco Egas may seek reelection as president of the Ecuadorian Football Federation (FEF) due to a recently approved statutory reform clarifying the presidency term limits.
They ask Prosecutor Casal to order the prosecutors to withdraw from the AFA's internal courts
The Civil Association for Equality and Justice is urging Prosecutor Eduardo Casal to withdraw prosecutors from the internal disciplinary court of the Argentine Football Association due to concerns over conflicts of interest.
Marathon meeting ended with distrust towards several members of the taekwondo federation
A 12-hour extraordinary meeting of the Danish Taekwondo Federation concluded with votes of no confidence against several board members.
With a new law, hopes to modernize sports sector management and strengthen its funding
Latvia is set to replace its outdated Sports Law with a new regulation aimed at overhauling sports governance and funding.
Indictment Raised Against Former Secretary General of HNS
An indictment has been raised against Tomislav Svetina, the former secretary general of the Croatian Football Federation, for allegedly manipulating his re-election as president of the Zagreb Football Association.
Legal Notices from PAO to SEF
PAO has sent legal notices to various government bodies regarding the financing for upgrades at the Peace and Friendship Stadium.
Roberto Ibáñez, Deputy Minister of Sports, and the situation of the COE: 'What needs to happen is new elections with candidates who have no legal impediments'
Roberto Ibáñez stated that new elections are necessary for the Ecuadorian Olympic Committee due to legal restrictions on current members' eligibility.
Comment: Ridiculous sight – the men's relay became a complete flop
The men's relay event at the Olympics in Val di Fiemme was criticized for its low participation and predictable outcomes, highlighting issues in the sport's global appeal and governance.
Ligue1+ is fighting for its survival, a lifeline for French football
The Ligue1+ platform is crucial for the financial stability of French football, but the loss of broadcasting rights for the 2026 World Cup poses a significant threat to its survival.
CAS has not annulled the provisional coaching ban of Estonian figure skating coach
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has decided not to lift the provisional coaching ban imposed on Estonian figure skating coach Raimo Reinsalu, who works with athletes from Lithuania and Latvia.
Decision Approaches: Russia's Return to the Olympics – This Spring?
Despite no official discussions on the return of Russian and Belarusian athletes to the Olympics during the December International Olympic Committee meeting, Russia is optimistic that a decision will be made this spring.
Problems in German Sports: First the Homework at the Base, Then the Olympic Dreams
The German Speed Skating and Short Track Association faces criticism over athlete mistreatment, highlighting broader issues within German sports governance.
Real Madrid and UEFA sign peace after five years of disputes over the Super League
Real Madrid and UEFA have reached an agreement to end their five-year conflict over the Super League project, emphasizing the importance of sustainable football governance.
Crisis in Sports Organizations
Ecuador is facing a crisis in its sports organizations, characterized by political, economic, and ethical issues, particularly impacting elite and Olympic sports.
Did Bangladesh Spread Propaganda in the World Cup? This 'Reverse Statement' Exposed
Asif Nazrul, Bangladesh's Youth and Sports Advisor, clarified that the decision for Bangladesh to not participate in the T20 World Cup 2026 was made by the Bangladesh Cricket Board and players, contrasting an earlier statement attributing the decision to the government.
What did Madan Lal say regarding the situation outside Bangladesh?
Madan Lal expressed regret over unresolved issues related to Bangladesh, emphasizing that timely dialogue could have prevented losses.
A Silencing That Stuns
The article discusses the alleged corruption within the Argentine Football Association (AFA), highlighting the lack of accountability and the complicity among club leaders and the governing body.
Olympic Judgment: Shameful Actions Surrounding Sidney Crosby – 'Oh God'
The article discusses controversial dynamics surrounding Sidney Crosby's role in the Olympics amid the Milan-Cortina Winter Games preparations.
Marco Branca: "Decades late, but those who profit from fandom must disappear"
Marco Branca critiques the current state of Italian football, emphasizing the need for modernization and better facilities compared to English standards.
Joan Laporta resigned from Barcelona and an old school friend will be the club's president until July 1st
Joan Laporta has resigned as president of FC Barcelona to compete in the upcoming elections on March 15, with his longtime friend Rafael Yuste stepping in as interim president until July 1st.
Salomón Jara assesses cultural and sports activities of the Oaxaca Segura strategy to prevent violence in the capital city
Governor Salomón Jara Cruz reviews cultural and sports initiatives in Oaxaca City aimed at reducing crime and violence through community involvement.
'We are close to an Olympic suspension': COE denounces state pressure following conflict with Fedeguayas
The Ecuadorian Olympic Committee (COE) is facing potential Olympic suspension due to state interference in its governance amid a conflict with the Guayas Sports Federation (Fedeguayas).
The flags, the athletes and the Problem of the Three Chinas
The article discusses the presence of three regions—Beijing, Taipei, and Hong Kong—in the upcoming Milan-Cortina Olympics, highlighting the implications for international sports governance.