The 25th of May, in Brussels marked the European Union’s preliminary steps in the process of creating a legal structure for gambling and betting.

The president of the world boxing Ching-Kuo Wu has had a hard time getting his federation clean

The Olympic movement must focus more on good governance, athletes’ rights, the youth and new media. The final document of the Olympic Congress does not mention more controversial proposals like the idea of a new anti-corruption agency

The European Sports Security Association (ESSA) has issued a call for the establishment of a robust independent global sports anti-corruption body.

Transparency International’s working paper on Corruption and Sport identifies areas within sport in dire risk of corruption and brings out ways to implement anti-corruption work in the industry.

Is the IOC's election system a democratic system? In this comment piece, journalist Jens Weinreich takes a critical look at the IOC election system, with the election of the Host City for the Olympic Summer Games in 2016 less than one month away.

Manipulation of handball games – what is the problem and what needs to be done?

Premature deaths, overproduction and lack of transparency taint the racehorse industry in the U.K., reveal three experts. Through exclusive research into the facts and figures of the industry, the experts prove how horses are used and abused in sport.