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editorial
FIFA 2034: How Football's Governing Body Sold a World Cup to a Forced Labour Economy
A forced labour complaint at the ILO. A letter from Human Rights Watch that FIFA never answered. An 'independent' assessment that consulted no workers. And a World Cup stadium planned on a structure built by trapped migrant labourers.
editorial
The Stadium Doctrine: Why FIFA 2034 and Expo 2030 Now Command Saudi Arabia's Entire Investment Stack
When PIF slashed giga-project budgets by 60 per cent, the capital did not disappear. It moved upward — to the FIFA 2034 World Cup and Expo 2030 Riyadh. Fifteen stadiums across five cities, $25–30 billion in construction, and a non-negotiable global deadline have displaced NEOM as the Kingdom's flagship infrastructure programme. This is the new architecture of Saudi ambition.
sector
FIFA World Cup 2034: Saudi Arabia's Economic Impact Analysis
Analysis of the FIFA 2034 World Cup economic impact covering stadium construction and infrastructure investment.