A closer look at “Is this the most political World Cup of all time? | The Global Story”, exactly as the source publishes it. Politics, power and money have always been part of international sporting competitions, and football (or soccer) is no exception. However, this year’s World Cup faces new challenges. The United States is co-hosting the tournament with Canada and Mexico, and its relationship with its neighbours has at times been rocky.
Two countries at war with each other – the US and Iran – have never played in the same competition before. Some fans are anxious about travelling to games at a time of high tensi This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.