Football’s two most powerful governing bodies are at war again, and this time the accusation is blunt: FIFA has accused UEFA of running a “misinformation campaign” against the new Club World Cup. According to The i Paper, the latest dispute is not just a petty squabble between suits in Zurich and Nyon. It is a symptom of a deeper breakdown in how global football is run. FIFA, the sport’s world governing body, has spent years trying to build a 32-team Club World Cup that would bring together the best clubs from every continent, with the United States set to host…

Every year on 28 September, the world pauses to celebrate the International Day for Universal Access to Information, a day built on the simple but radical idea that people cannot participate meaningfully in democracy if they are kept in the dark. In Nigeria, the 2026 observance was not a ceremonial affair but a working session, a moment of honest reckoning about the state of transparency in a country drowning in noise. The Media Rights Agenda, working in partnership with the International Press Centre, gathered civil society organisations, legal practitioners and advocates for an event with a theme that could not…