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Sports Editor, Arab News. New book Yalla! The Turbulent History of Arab Nations at the World Cup is out l Formerly The National, GQ ME.
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FIFA Under Fire: Has The Organization Abandoned Its Core Principle Of Fair Play? - Analysis - Eurasia Review

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By Ali Khaled Verified
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5 hours ago You have creators like Andrew Tate spewing misogyny, or Clavicular encouraging an extreme visual ideal. Do these types of content affect today’s youths? Have you seen Adolescence on Netflix? It's a harrowing story about a 13 year old teen boy who is arrested for murdering his fellow classmate, a …
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Analysis: Has FIFA abandoned fair play?

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By Ali Khaled Verified
| Arab News Verified
DUBAI: For a few joyous weeks, those nagging concerns were put to bed. The FIFA World Cup has a habit of doing that to football fans. As the game’s flagship event kicked off across Mexico, the US and Canada, supporters from the 48 competing nations, not to mention millions of others around the globe, were caught up in the euphoria of non-stop matches taking place in some of the world’s most stunning stadiums.
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Analysis: Why does North African football outperform the Middle East on the world stage?

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By Ali Khaled Verified
| Arab News Verified
DUBAI: Four years ago, Morocco smashed the glass ceiling for Arab teams at the World Cup. A sensational run to the semifinal, where they lost 2-0 to France, goes beyond the wildest dreams of even European and South American nations, never mind those from the region. Arab teams from North Africa have always been several steps ahead of their Middle Eastern counterparts.
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