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A senior US House Democrat has initiated a formal investigation into FIFA, citing potential corruption and alleged coordination with the Trump administration regarding dropped prosecutions and controversial ticketing practices.
The Malaysian National Cycling Federation is requesting immediate talks with Yayasan Sime Darby to resolve the postponement of the 2026 YSD Track Cycling and BMX Series, emphasizing the need for mutual respect between strategic partners.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has rejected criticism of mandatory three-minute hydration breaks introduced at the World Cup, arguing they serve purely sporting purposes to help players manage extreme heat across North America.
The International Olympic Committee will vote on Olympic Charter amendments aimed at reinforcing political neutrality in sport, a move that could facilitate Russia's return to international competition despite ongoing concerns over state-backed doping and geopolitical tensions.
Former Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova's four-year ban for refusing a doping test has ignited debate over anti-doping practices in tennis, with the players' association demanding athletes have more influence over testing regulations.
The chief executive of Malaysia Stadium Corporation has denied seven charges of soliciting and accepting bribes worth over RM1 million in connection with a tender to upgrade the National Squash Centre.
The CEO of Malaysia Stadium Corporation has entered a not guilty plea to seven charges of soliciting and accepting approximately RM1.45 million in bribes in exchange for awarding a tender contract for upgrading the National Squash Centre.
Malaysia's Youth and Sports Minister Dr Mohammed Taufiq Johari has pledged to resolve issues raised by national track cycling technical director John Beasley, including political interference allegations and grassroots development constraints.