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Olympic spotlight back on China as Games set to begin

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Newest development Feb 3, 2022 · 3 reportsOlympic spotlight back on China as Games set to begin

Long before the global pandemic upended sports and the world in general, the 2022 Winter Olympics faced unsettling problems.

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  1. Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games Promises a Genuinely Green Winter Olympics

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    Olympic spotlight back on China as Games set to begin

    Headline from WMUR ·

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7 articles, oldest first.

  1. Forbes

    Here’s How China Repurposed 2008 Summer Olympic Venues For The Winter Games (Photos) (opens Forbes)

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    Here’s which 2022 Olympic venues you may recognize, and a few you won’t.

  2. Digital Journal

    Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games Promises a Genuinely Green Winter Olympics (opens Digital Journal)

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    The Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games (the Games) will open on February 4, 2022, the greenest Winter Olympics in history. The Games will primarily harness

  3. France 24

    Access Asia - Beijing Winter Olympics: 2022 Games shrouded in controversy (opens France 24)

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    While the International Olympic Committee has said that politics and sport do not mix, there are many examples to the contrary. Athletes have often been advocates for social change, while activists a…

  4. Ricochet

    The Wrong Choice: China and the 2022 Winter Olympics (opens Ricochet)

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    China is unfit to host the 2022 Olympics. President Biden’s diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing was too little too late. It was the least the US could do. It does not express the degree of outrage appropriate to the Chinese Communist Party’s continuing and intensifying human ri…

  5. WMUR

    Olympic spotlight back on China as Games set to begin (opens WMUR)

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    Long before the global pandemic upended sports and the world in general, the 2022 Winter Olympics faced unsettling problems.

  6. NBC News

    Beijing Olympics then and now: Why 2008 and 2022 Olympics feel worlds apart (opens NBC News)

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    The country hosting the 2022 Winter Games is no longer rising — China has risen, confident in its place in the world as an economic and political power.

  7. Deutsche Welle

    Opinion: Beijing 2022 — A dubious Winter Olympic Games | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    Little anticipation, fewer fans, scant political prominence, almost no freedom of movement and absolutely no snow — the only thing there's plenty of is criticism. DW's Dagmar Engel asks if the winter games have a future.

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