US EditionOutgoing IOC president sees 'new world order' ahead of LA Olympics
- Thomas Bach expresses calmness in his last weeks as IOC president, stating a ‘new world order’ is emerging ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
- Bach is leaving a financially secure IOC, with no allegations of wrongdoing in the selection process for future Olympic host cities from 2030 to 2034.
- Bach believes President Trump will 'fully support' the Olympic Games and emphasized their importance beyond sport.
- Bach discussed misinformation campaigns affecting Olympic athletes, stating, 'These two women boxers have been born as women, they have been raised as women, they have competed as women.
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Helena Independent Record
Outgoing IOC president sees 'new world order' ahead of LA Olympics
LAUSANNE, Switzerland — Thomas Bach says he feels a rare calm in his final weeks as IOC president, even as a "new world order" gains speed ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
IOC’s Bach sees ‘new world order’ ahead of LA Olympics; says Trump will fully support games
Thomas Bach says he feels a rare calm in his final weeks as IOC president even as a “new world order" gains speed ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Bach led the International Olympic Committee through two locked-down Games in a global pandemic and several affected by Russian doping…
Los Angeles Times
Independent EspañolBach sees a ‘new world order’ before the Los Angeles Olympics
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IOC’s Bach sees ‘new world order’ ahead of LA Olympics and says Trump will 'fully support' Games
LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — Thomas Bach says he feels a rare calm in his final weeks as IOC president even as a “new world order" gains speed ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
IOC’s Thomas Bach sees ‘new world order’ ahead of LA Olympics and says Donald Trump will ‘fully support’ games
LAUSANNE, Switzerland — Thomas Bach says he feels a rare calm in his final weeks as IOC president even as a “new world order” gains speed ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Bach led the International Olympic Committee through two locked-down Games in a global pandemic and several affected by Russian doping and military aggression, among other crises. His successor will be elected March 20 and inherit an IOC financially secure with future Ol…
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