Do they really think no one will notice they just gone into business with the Saudi state?

ARD Doping Editorial Team world exclusive after two-year investigation: Mass doping suspicion in China - WADA fails to act: 23 top Chinese swimmers tested positive in 2021 but were secretly cleared in time to compete at the Tokyo Olympics. With @hajoseppelt 1/

ARD and New York Times have worked on that story for a long time. Interesting is: Just two days after we asked WADA and others for a comment the fact apparently has been leaked to other media. Obviously somebody tries to change the narrative in their way

NEW BREAKING and EXCLUSIVE: China's top female swimmer Zhang Yufei tested positive for a banned drug before the '21 Summer Olympics, where she went on to win four medals, including two golds, and set world and Olympic records. w/tariq panja nytimes.com/2024/04/20/wor…

CHINA: ARD will air investigative documentary (2 yrs research) about Chinas potential cover up+WADA‘s role. WADA didn’t do any investigation on Chinese soil, accepted secret Chinese report supported by Ministry w/ secret police powers. All appears that it was swept under carpet

Via tariq panja and Michael S. Schmidt: Olympic swimmers, a banned heart medicine and a hotel kitchen are all part of a doping case that will raise new concerns about what WADA did, and did not, do when it learned about dozens of positive tests in China.

Der neue Film der ARD-Dopingredaktion in voller Länge (45 min) jetzt in der ARD-Mediathek. „GEHEIMSACHE DOPING: DIE AKTE CHINA“. Eine investigative Doku von ⁦Nick Butler⁩ ⁦@LeaLoeffler⁩ und mir. Eine Produktion der EyeOpening.Media. ardmediathek.de/video/Y3JpZDov…

With Everton's proposed sale to 777 Partners stalled seven months after it was announced, the financially strapped Premier League team is seeking a backup plan. nytimes.com/2024/04/22/bus…

The first expanded Club World Cup behind a paywall? "It is unclear if the deal with Apple will include any free-to-air rights, meaning the entire event could be available only to subscribers of Apple TV+." nytimes.com/2024/04/22/bus…

The stories of workers hired on construction projects related to the Paris Olympics may sound familiar to those of you who followed the preparations for the last World Cup. nytimes.com/2024/05/08/wor…