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"I Thought: Shit, What Will They Think in the Lab?" - Neil Leifer / Sports Illustrated

"I Thought: Shit, What Will They Think in the Lab?" - Neil Leifer / Sports Illustrated

Photography Legend Neil Leifer "I Thought: Shit, What Will They Think in the Lab?"

Neil Leifer is one of the world’s most famous sports photographers. Here, he speaks of his favorite photograph, the shocking openness of celebrities and the magic of Muhammad Ali. Interview Conducted by Hauke Goos

Ex-Rugby Professional Alix Popham Opens Up about His Damaged Brain - Duncan Elliott / DER SPIEGEL

Ex-Rugby Professional Alix Popham Opens Up about His Damaged Brain - Duncan Elliott / DER SPIEGEL

"What Is Going On in My Head?!" Ex-Rugby Professional Alix Popham Opens Up about His Damaged Brain

Former rugby professional Alix Popham suffered around 100,000 blows to the head during his career and his brain is severely damaged. He and other ex-professionals are now suing several rugby associations. By Matthias Fiedler

"Florian Wanted to Take a New Step" - Liverpool FC / Getty Images

"Florian Wanted to Take a New Step" - Liverpool FC / Getty Images

Florian Wirtz's Father on the Transfer to FC Liverpool "Florian Wanted to Take a New Step"

Florian Wirtz's transfer to FC Liverpool made him the most expensive German player ever. The 22-year-old is represented by his parents. Here, his father Hans-Joachim Wirtz explains why they opted for the Premier League team. Interview Conducted by Ron Ulrich

"Brother, It's Just Me and You" - Philip Flämig / ServusTV

"Brother, It's Just Me and You" - Philip Flämig / ServusTV

Death Zone Drama on K2 "Brother, It's Just Me and You"

At an altitude of over 8,200 meters on the flanks of K2, extreme mountaineer Kristin Harila finds a high-altitude porter who has fallen. He is hanging upside down from a fixed rope and fighting for his life. She faces a difficult choice. By Gerhard Pfeil

The Freestylist - Stev Bonhage

The Freestylist - Stev Bonhage

Grandmaster Magnus Carlsen The Freestylist

Magnus Carlsen hated homework and blossomed when he no longer had to go to school. Today, he plays chess according to a new set of rules and is engaged in an ongoing battle with the World Chess Federation. What is driving him? By Florian Pütz

"People Have Always Thought I Wasn't Good Enough" - WPA / Getty Images

"People Have Always Thought I Wasn't Good Enough" - WPA / Getty Images

England Captain Harry Kane "People Have Always Thought I Wasn't Good Enough"

Harry Kane is hoping that his first-ever title will come in the form of a European Championship. Here, DER SPIEGEL speaks with the English star about his team's chances, his first year at Bayern Munich and the art of scoring goals. Interview Conducted by Jörn Meyn und Danial Montazeri

Is Argentine Player the Turning Point for U.S. Soccer? - Jeff Dean / USSF / Getty Images

Is Argentine Player the Turning Point for U.S. Soccer? - Jeff Dean / USSF / Getty Images

America Gets Messi Fever Is Argentine Player the Turning Point for U.S. Soccer?

Lionel Messi has proven to be a major draw for Inter Miami and the U.S. professional soccer league MLS. The Americans are pinning all their hopes on the superstar footballer, but he is getting older and a recent summer tour turned out to be a disaster. By Matthias Fiedler

A Canadian Billionaire Takes on Formula One Royalty - Zak Mauger

A Canadian Billionaire Takes on Formula One Royalty - Zak Mauger

Aston Martin Goes for Glory A Canadian Billionaire Takes on Formula One Royalty

Canadian fashion billionaire Lawrence Stroll spent years grooming his son as a Formula One pilot. Now, he has decided to go for a world championship with his own team and has Aston Martin edging toward success. By Nina Golombek und Alfred Weinzierl

Qatar Has Spent Years Preparing, But Is the World Ready? - Laci Perenyi / picture alliance

Qatar Has Spent Years Preparing, But Is the World Ready? - Laci Perenyi / picture alliance

The Winter World Cup Qatar Has Spent Years Preparing, But Is the World Ready?

Qatar has spent several years developing its national team ahead of the World Cup, which kicks off on Sunday. The global public, though, is skeptical of the event. Nobody quite knows what to expect. By Marc Hujer und Gerhard Pfeil

"What Magnus Carlsen Did Is Absolutely Ridiculous" - Crystal Fuller / dpa

"What Magnus Carlsen Did Is Absolutely Ridiculous" - Crystal Fuller / dpa

Hans Niemann Mentor Maxim Dlugy "What Magnus Carlsen Did Is Absolutely Ridiculous"

Magnus Carlsen accused Hans Niemann of cheating and also went after his mentor. In an interview with DER SPIEGEL, the latter, Maxim Dlugy, speaks of those accusations for the first time and discusses whether he will take legal action. Interview Conducted by Florian Pütz

Will Beijing Become a High-Risk Outing for the German Delegation? - Jae C. Hong / AP

Will Beijing Become a High-Risk Outing for the German Delegation? - Jae C. Hong / AP

Contaminated Food, Manipulated Corona Tests and Smartphone Hacking Will Beijing Become a High-Risk Outing for the German Delegation?

China’s grandiose announcement of cosmopolitan Winter Games is looking more and more like a farce. Athletes in Germany and other countries have concerns about possibly unfair competition conditions and intelligence services are issuing urgent warnings about possible cyberattacks. By Matthias Fiedler, Thilo Neumann und Wolf Wiedmann-Schmidt

From Tennis Hero to Anti-Vaxxer Idol - Etienne Garnier / WITTERS

From Tennis Hero to Anti-Vaxxer Idol - Etienne Garnier / WITTERS

Novak Djoković's Fall from Grace From Tennis Hero to Anti-Vaxxer Idol

Australia has moved to revoke tennis star Novak Djoković's visa once again and fans around the world are scratching their heads over his behavior. Meanwhile, he has become a hero to corona truthers. What comes next for the best player in the world? By Gerhard Pfeil, Jannik Schneider und Michael Fröhlingsdorf

Lukashenko's Reign of Fear Hits the Olympics and Beyond - Wojtek Radwanski / AFP

Lukashenko's Reign of Fear Hits the Olympics and Beyond - Wojtek Radwanski / AFP

"It's Not a Joke!" Lukashenko's Reign of Fear Hits the Olympics and Beyond

The spectacular defection of Belarusian Olympic sprinter Kristina Timanovskaya shows how great the fear of the country's dictator Alexander Lukashenko has become. Particularly after a mysterious death in Kiev.

Investors Wanted to Make €6.1 Billion with Super League - ADRIAN DENNIS / AFP

Investors Wanted to Make €6.1 Billion with Super League - ADRIAN DENNIS / AFP

Failed Football Deal Investors Wanted to Make €6.1 Billion with Super League

The men behind the ill-fated Super League considered just about every aspect of the multibillion-euro deal – except how fans and players would react.

German Tennis Star Alexander Zverev Faces Career Turning Point - Peter Rigaud / DER SPIEGEL

German Tennis Star Alexander Zverev Faces Career Turning Point - Peter Rigaud / DER SPIEGEL

Dangerous Accusations German Tennis Star Alexander Zverev Faces Career Turning Point

Alexander Zverev, Germany's best tennis player, has been accused of domestic violence by an ex-girlfriend and his clash with a former manager is now in court. Does this spell the end for a rising star? By Marc Hujer und Thilo Neumann

Alpine Rivalries Flare amid Resort Closures - FABRICE COFFRINI / AFP

Alpine Rivalries Flare amid Resort Closures - FABRICE COFFRINI / AFP

Skiing in the Pandemic Alpine Rivalries Flare amid Resort Closures

While Austria and Switzerland want to keep their ski lifts in operation, Germany, France and Italy are worried about superspreader events in winter paradise. Billions of euros are at stake. By Walter Mayr und Britta Sandberg

Evidence Casts New Doubts on Russian Doping Whistleblower - Carlos Barria/ REUTERS

Evidence Casts New Doubts on Russian Doping Whistleblower - Carlos Barria/ REUTERS

“I Have No Explanation for all these Lies” Evidence Casts New Doubts on Russian Doping Whistleblower

For five years, the sporting world has been gripped by Russian manipulation of the anti-doping system. Now new evidence suggests the whistleblower who went into a witness protection program during the scandal may not have been entirely truthful. By Thilo Neumann

FC Barcelona, a Shell Company and Messi's Father - Alberto Estevez/ REUTERS

FC Barcelona, a Shell Company and Messi's Father - Alberto Estevez/ REUTERS

A Strawman in England FC Barcelona, a Shell Company and Messi's Father

The London-based company Sidefloor was part of the tax-evasion structure for which Lionel Messi and his father Jorge were convicted. Now it has been revealed that FC Barcelona spent years paying agent fees to this letterbox company, payments apparently destined for Jorge Messi. Von Rafael Buschmann und Michael Wulzinger

Why FC Chelsea Parked a Young Player in Cologne - Andy Rowland/ imago images / PRiME Media Images

Why FC Chelsea Parked a Young Player in Cologne - Andy Rowland/ imago images / PRiME Media Images

Football Leaks Why FC Chelsea Parked a Young Player in Cologne

Why did the 14-year-old football prodigy Thierno Ballo transfer from Bayer Leverkusen to the amateur club Viktoria Köln? He was apparently parked there as part of a contract with FC Chelsea. Von Rafael Buschmann und Michael Wulzinger

How UEFA Payments Ended Up in the British Virgin Islands - Viktor Koshkin/ Getty Images

How UEFA Payments Ended Up in the British Virgin Islands - Viktor Koshkin/ Getty Images

Ukrainian Brotherhood How UEFA Payments Ended Up in the British Virgin Islands

UEFA transferred around 380 million euros intended for the Football Federation of Ukraine to a company in the British Virgin Islands without knowing who controlled the firm. It was the oligarch Igor Surkis, president of Dynamo Kyiv, who finance his club using the offshore company. Von Rafael Buschmann und Michael Wulzinger

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