Not intent on duping the American people into global wars and conflict, now the administration and its big-business backers are targeting the World Series. Posted October 28, 2006 by Sean Hogan
The Australian government have stepped in to stop the world champions' cricket tour of Zimbabwe. But not all political interference has been quite so successful. Posted May 16, 2007 by Craig Hackney
The Games are supposed to unite the world through sports competition – but the greatest sporting event on the planet has simply become a magnet for political statements and boycotts. Posted April 15, 2008 by James Mortimer
Pollution and human rights are not the preserve of China - most countries have experience of these issues. So why are some regimes threatening to boycott the Games being so hypocritical? Posted May 05, 2008 by Munir Ahmed
Indian sport has the financial clout to improve games like hockey, football and cricket - but politics is holding back progress. Posted April 07, 2007 by rohit sakunia
Politics and sport should not really mix but Welsh fans should should clap the Georgian anthem next Wednesday to show...
Get a life. China has put on the greatest games ever. Keep politics out of sport and enjoy. Going by your theory, London shouldnt have the games due to the knife crime in the uk.
Hi,Sorry I mixed up, my prvious messege ..I agree with Mr. Paul I,and not agree with Mr. Showbro and Mr.Alexi. Alexi you said sport has nothing to do with politics but if so why have to invite so many poltician from other country? And how many times China
Great idea but it will not happen too many politics in Korea and in the WTF and ITF .. I agree the ITF version is much more exciting and makes a great spectator sport...
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