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01 November 2007
On the final day of the 2007 conference, Play the Game took a critical look the new EU white paper on the future of European sport[more]
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09 August 2007
When in 2005 the draft of a European Constitution failed, sport was left without any article of its own and, thus, without a legal framework on the EU level. That is why the European Commission started a process to implement...[more]
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08 July 2007
The immediate beneficiaries of the EU Commission’s proposed action plan on sport will be academic institutions in member states. Named after Pierre de Coubertin, the action plan does not have many suggestions for actions but...[more]
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24 May 2007
UEFA president, Michel Platini, is calling for less judicial interference in sport. His comments are reinforced by four of Europe’s team sport federations and the UK sports minister, all backing the European white paper on...[more]
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12 April 2007
Last round in the wheel of fortune for Denmark, Finland and Hungary has been set off by The European Commission. In the spinning business of betting the EU Commission has issued Reasoned Opinions against the three EU member...[more]
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26 March 2007
A European database will be established to study the economic effects of sport, its role in national economies and its impact on the labour market.[more]
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23 February 2007
The EU Commission now invites everyone to fill in a survey about the kind of involvement EU should have with sport in the future. The commission stresses that the survey is open to all individuals and not just sports...[more]
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20 November 2006
Ministers of sport from 49 European countries want to set up a new body under the auspices of the Council of Europe to strengthen European policymaking in the area of sport. As something new, the new body will also be open to...[more]
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08 November 2006
About a month after having posted a joint and quite strongly worded letter to European Commissioner Jan Figel, the tone from FIFA and the IOC seems to soften a bit.[more]
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13 October 2006
Yet another battle has broken out between UEFA and FIFA and this time FIFA is backed by IOC, spearheaded by Jacques Rogge. IOC and FIFA are unhappy that EU wants to get involved in the affairs of elite sport. UEFA on the other...[more]
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