Olympic
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China delays the launch of its Type 003 carrier—the long-awaited next-generation warship to compete with the United States. Is the reason technical, political, or something else? ...
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Had it been up to him, Latvia’s luge coach Martins Rubenis would never have made the trip to the Beijing Winter Olympic Games. Indeed, he didn’t ...
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A chained mother is taking China by storm. Her devastating story as a human trafficking victim is earthshattering for the Chinese regime. Things are getting out ...
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Starbucks is in trouble. An employee allegedly kicked out a group of policemen. Chinese netizens are using the chance to defend their country, and the Chinese ...
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BEIJING—Hilary Knight could think of no better way to close the Beijing Games women’s hockey tournament than a rematch between the United States and—who else?—Canada with ...
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Eileen Gu is in hot water. Her choice to compete for Team China is sparking outrage, a reflection of a deeper societal problem in China—all this ...
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A whistleblower says the United Nations (U.N.) is complicit in genocide for providing a list of names of those that speak against Beijing; others say China ...
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We look back three years as Beijing continues to siphon the soul from Hong Kong. My guest this episode warns about the next step: Hong Kong’s ...
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China has been accused of violating the human rights of a Finnish ice hockey player who has been held in hotel quarantine in Beijing. It comes ...
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NEW YORK—The opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics contained all the pageantry that one might expect from an authoritarian regime eager to burnish its global ...
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China is making the Olympics political—meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin and accusing the United States of sabotage, while at the same time trying to spy on ...
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Can a 3,000-page bill save the United States from China’s threat? The Democrats’ “China Bill” is hitting the floor this week. Republicans are calling it “too ...
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In a spy game like the Cold War, China’s threat is mainstream. Both British and American intelligence have called out China. And news regarding a defector ...
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Disclaimer: views expressed by Mr. Nicolas Efitimiades are his personal views and do not represent Penn State University. The invasion of privacy is serious. Should we ...
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Athletes are being warned by the anti-doping agency, not to eat Chinese meat products during the Beijing Winter Olympics. This is because they “are likely to include ...
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The Chinese Communist Party has long been criticized for its record of crimes against humanity. And today, voices of concern over athletes attending the Beijing 2022 ...
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The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics are nearing. Governments are concerned about the safety of their athletes. Journalists are told to leave phones behind. Can athletes compete ...
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Beijing Olympic Organizers on Jan. 17 stopped selling tickets to the general public after the city reported its first case of the highly contagious Omicron variant ...
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In this episode, we explore our northern neighbor’s actions in defending democracy from the Chinese regime. Joining me is Canadian Sen. Leo Housakos, an outspoken critic ...
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What is Canada’s role as a democratic nation alongside the United States? In the recent hostage exchange involving two Canadians and Huawei’s CFO, how have Canadians ...
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Tennis star Peng Shuai is backtracking her sexual assault allegations against a former Chinese Communist Party ranking official in a new video showing her speaking to ...
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CAPE TOWN, South Africa—Eight years after he shot dead his girlfriend, Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius is up for parole, but first, he must meet with her ...
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MOSCOW—Yuriy Sedykh, a two-time Olympic champion in the hammer throw whose world record from 1986 still stands, has died. He was 66. The Russian track and ...
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Windfoilers from around the world sailed across a beautiful lake in Switzerland over the weekend. Met with harsh winds, the race for victory did not come ...
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The Olympics are over, but for some athletes, competition continues. Gold medal sprinter Allyson Felix is preparing for the upcoming Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Oregon. Already ...
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Olympic champion Hansle Parchment has tracked down a volunteer who rescued his gold medal hopes by giving him money for a taxi after a transportation mix-up ...
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Here’s a curious question: Is new footwear technology helping Olympic athletes smash records? One professor says it is. So the next question is, should they be ...
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TOKYO—Team USA extended a historic run of championships in Olympic women’s basketball on Sunday, winning the gold against home team Japan in their first-ever medal match. ...
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TOKYO—Jordan Larson fell to the floor, put her head in her hands and cried after Brazil couldn’t return her spike on match point. The frustration of ...
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TOKYO—Allyson Felix knows the way to the Olympic medals stand better than any runner alive. She made her record-setting 11th trip there Saturday, after starring as ...