A legal campaign linking international sport governance to the situation in occupied Palestine has escalated after a coalition of Palestinian actors formally submitted a complaint to the International Criminal Court (ICC). The filing accuses the leadership of global football bodies FIFA and UEFA of complicity through their continued authorization of Israeli settlement-based clubs operating on occupied land.
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Paul Mason: Liberals must learn the politics of emotion to beat right-wing populists
How far we have come in the past couple of years, from the denunciation of any sort of national consciousness as neo-fascist to the realisation that most people think and feel not as globalists nor […]
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Petr Janský: Effective tax rates for multinational companies in the EU
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Prem Sikka: Want to end wealth inequality in Britain? Cap the bosses’ bonuses
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