At Play the Game 2015, experts will discuss the challenges envisaged in implementing a joint global agreement on sports policy.

Shortly before Play the Game 2015 opens, two FIFA presidential hopefuls declare ready to join a debate on FIFA’s future.

Close to 400 journalists, researchers, sports leaders and other experts from the entire world will gather in Aarhus, Denmark next week when Play the Game for the ninth time will direct the spotlight on in the major challenges to world sport.

Reports from Play the Game 2015 will be available on multiple platforms, and live streaming as well as a cooperation with the Danish School of Media and Journalism will ensure broad conference coverage.

Doping in sport and the fight against it will be one of the main themes during Play the Game 2015.

Play the Game 2015 sets out to create an overview and seek solutions to strengthen the rights of athletes regardless of age.

Get behind the usual match-fixing debate, when Play the Game 2015 invites you to join a three-session workshop headed by Declan Hill.

After ten years of match-fixing debates leading experts will analyse the next moves to be made on one of the most dangerous battlefields in sport. The sessions about match-fixing are primarily scheduled on Tuesday, but there will be something for those with a special interest in the subject on most days of the conference.