Multiple outlets characterize the FIFA World Cup as repeatedly affected by scandal and strife, and they similarly describe the organization behind it, FIFA, as having a longstanding record of controversy. The reporting frames the World Cup not as an isolated event series but as one that continues to occur within a broader environment of governance and integrity concerns associated with FIFA. While the provided excerpts do not list specific allegations, incidents, or dates, they convey a common theme: disputes and misconduct-related concerns have been recurring features of both the tournament and its governing body. The Economist and Hindustan Times present the same general thesis in their headlines and summaries, suggesting that scrutiny of FIFA extends beyond any single World Cup cycle. Together, the sources point to persistent challenges in administration and accountability as part of the context in which the World Cup is conducted. The coverage emphasizes continuity of controversy rather than describing a new development in these excerpts.