BRISBANE, Australia -- The World Cup kicks off in Qatar in just a few weeks, yet the political football is already rolling.
National associations plan to take stances, but guidelines remain unclear
The Khalifa International Stadium in Doha, Qatar, in this Sept. 29 photo. The country has been criticized for its treatment of migrant construction workers who built World Cup facilities. © Reuters
BRISBANE, Australia -- The World Cup kicks off in Qatar in just a few weeks, yet the political football is already rolling.