Much of the pre-World Cup attention focused on the challenges foreign workers face in Qatar, whether it be dangerous working conditions, poor compensation or restrictions on their liberties.But the nation's rapid development linked to its hosting of the World Cup has provided an opportunity for the workers to earn a living and even, at times, to have fun.FIFA has been heavily scrutinized for awarding the tournament to a country with a history of using global events, whether the Asian Games, world championships or the World Cup, to self-promote, develop and sportswash.But the World Cup has b…READ FULL ARTICLE