FIFA official Sheikh Ahmad resigning amid bribery claims GENEVA (AP) — Under pressure from allegations in an American federal court that he bribed FIFA voters, Asian Olympic leader Sheikh Ahmad Al Fahad Al Sabah of Kuwait resigned from

FIFA, Olympic official Sheik Ahmad denies bribery allegation GENEVA (AP) — Asian Olympic leader Sheikh Ahmad Al Fahad Al Sabah of Kuwait has denied claims made in a U.S. federal court that he paid six-figure bribes to FIFA voters. "Sheikh Ahmad is very surprised by such allegations…

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A Video Game Paves the Way for Female Drivers in Saudi Arabia Released by Prince Fahad bin Faisal Al Saud, Saudi Girls Revolution features women fighting evil, bad guys, and traffic.

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Saudi Arabia's Olympic Idea Will Make You Wince The IOC shot down a suggestion by a Saudi Arabian official Tuesday that the ultraconservative nation could seek to co-host the Olympics with neighboring Bahrain by having male and female athletes compete in separate countries. Prince Fahad bin Jal...

Saudi Arabia wants MEN-ONLY Olympics with plan for segregated games Prince Fahad bin Jalawi Al Saud, an official from the Saudi Arabian Olympic Committee, has floated the idea of male athletes competing in his country and female competitors in neighbouring Bahrain.