The presentation of certificates to Taiwanese athletes at the Universiade in Germany was disrupted by two suspected Chinese individuals. The Taiwanese team is competing under the name "Chinese Taipei", just like at the Olympic Games.
By Emily Kossak
Die Übergabe von Urkunden an taiwanische Sportler bei der Universiade in Deutschland ist durch zwei mutmaßlich chinesische Personen gestört worden. Das taiwanische Team tritt wie bei den Olympischen Spielen unter dem Namen „Chinese Taipei“ an.
By Emily Kossak
There have been frequent reports of systematic doping in China. Now the Chinese anti-doping agency has called for a boycott of the Enhanced Games, where doping is expressly permitted.
By Marcel Grzanna
Taiwan is often isolated from China on the international stage. Even at the Olympic Games, the country is only allowed to compete as "Chinese Taipei." However, the smear campaign against one of its athletes and the arbitrary treatment of Taiwanese fans can only briefly spoil the joy over the medal table.
By David Demes
Zheng Qinwen became the first Chinese woman to win gold in singles tennis at the Olympic Games in Paris. The 21-year-old had been dreaming of a medal for China from an early age – and somehow even predicted it in a commercial.
By Redaktion Table
Pan Zhanle swims to a world record in Paris. But instead of his race, discussions focus on the Wada, contaminated kitchens and hamburger meat. A Chinese doping regime and inconsistent institutions are to blame.
By Michael Radunski
Paris aims to host the greenest Olympic Games ever and halve emissions compared to previous Games. However, a few things are still not quite right.
By Lisa Kuner
Hurdler Wu Yanni is one of China's biggest hopes for the Olympic Games in Paris. However, her self-confident demeanor has also earned her criticism back home.
By Redaktion Table
Contaminated food was supposedly responsible for positive doping samples from the Chinese swimming team. The World Anti-Doping Agency WADA believes the Chinese claims. Former sports doctor Xue Yinxian believes it is a lie.
By Marcel Grzanna
