Mind the Gulf: Telegraph takeover bid leads to UK ban on foreign state media ownership
The saga has raised questions about press freedom, the free market, soft power and – if the deal is dead – who might sweep in to buy the 168-year-old broadsheet.
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Mabkhout's 'really bad' training behind national team absence, says UAE boss Bento
Paulo Bento has not closed the door on Ali Mabkhout’s international career while he is UAE manager, although he said the striker’s “really bad” performance and attitude in training was behind his Asian Cup absence.
I've never backed FIA chief Ben Sulayem - Lewis Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton said he has never supported Formula One's ruler Mohammed ben Sulayem - and believes the sport is sending out a "message that if you file a complaint, you will be fired" amid the Christian Horner controversy.
FIA clears Ben Sulayem of Vegas, Saudi race interference - ESPN
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been cleared of interfering in last year's Formula One races in Saudi Arabia and Las Vegas, the sport's governing body said on Wednesday after investigating whistleblower claims.
FIA boss Ben Sulayem cleared of Vegas, Saudi race interference - ESPN
FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been cleared of interfering in last year's Formula One races in Saudi Arabia and Las Vegas, the sport's governing body said on Wednesday after investigating whistleblower claims.
FIA head Ben Sulayem cleared of interference in F1 races
:FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has been cleared of interfering in last year's Formula One races in Saudi Arabia and Las Vegas, the sport's governing body said on Wednesday after investigating whistleblower claims.
Ethics committee clears FIA president of F1 race interference
Formula One's governing body said on Wednesday its ethics committee had cleared FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem of claims he interfered with races in Saudi Arabia and Las Vegas last season.
Don't Succumb To External Pressures: Afghanistan Condemn Cricket Australia's Postponement Of Bilateral Series
A miffed Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) on Wednesday asked its Australian counterparts to "not succumb" to pressures from their government, which the south Asian country believes led to the postponement of a bilateral T20 series. Cricket Australia (CA) on Tuesday postponed a three-match T20 International home series against Afghanistan's men's team in August this year, citing the "worsening" conditions for women and girls in that country.