The Examination of Threats to the Integrity of Sports was commissioned by the EU Sports Platform and has been launched in European Parliament. The report, elaborated by Danish research institute Oxford Research, outlines the key problems and also examines what can be done to combat the threats.

For many journalists who have never been to South Africa, it may seem like an exotic, dangerous, unusual and intimidating destination. Here are some tips to make your World Cup coverage as pleasant as possible.

Sports federations and press groups sign a voluntary code protecting the right of journalists to report on sports news

FIFA general secretary Jerome Valcke has cited media in England and Germany as being behind a wave of negative publicity ahead of this summer’s World Cup in South Africa.

FIFA have met with the South Africa media pressure group concerned over the implications of the press accreditation rules for this summer’s world cup but are refusing to disclose details of the meeting on January 21.

President Jacques Rogge took questions from the press at the closing of the IOC Session in Copenhagen.

After one day of international media pressure the International Olympic Committee, IOC, yesterday decided to open up the “secret” 13th Olympic Congress in Copenhagen.

China’s Olympic Games performance took the world by storm, but it gets mixed reviews in a report issued today on official treatment of overseas journalists and media covering the Games.