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IOC details advice to let Russia, Belarus athletes return

Some Russian athletes can soon return to international sports, although their status for the Paris Olympics is still up in the air.

UN expert advising IOC gives views on Russians at Olympics

A United Nations rights expert advising the International Olympic Committee says Russian athletes who actively served in the war in Ukraine should be let back into international sport if they didn't take part in war crimes.

European Union lawmakers condemn IOC's decision to set path for Russian athletes to compete in Paris games

The International Olympic Committee has created a path for Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete in the 2024 Paris Games. EU lawmakers have condemned the IOC's decision.

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IOC's Bach says Olympics on history's side in Russia issue

International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach says the organisation is not on the wrong side of history by aiming to help Russians and Belarusians qualify for the 2024 Paris Games.

Olympic echoes of boycott era as Ukraine vs IOC intensifies

A contest that could define the 2024 Paris Olympics is playing out 18 months before medals are awarded.

Wladimir Klitschko sends stern message to IOC: 'Russians are Olympic champions in crimes against civilians'

Wladimir Klitschko called on the International Olympic Committee to bar Russian and Belarusian athletes from the 2024 Olympics in Paris.

foxnews.com

Zelenskyy warns International Olympic Committee against allowing Russia 'terrorist state' into games

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Saturday blasted the International Olympic Committee (IOC) over its plan to include Russian athletes in the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympics.

foxnews.com

Ukraine's Zelenskyy slams idea of Russian athletes returning to Olympics: 'Their flags are stained in blood'

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke out against the International Olympic Committee's recent decision to explore options that would allow Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete.

foxnews.com

IOC president Bach discusses 'challenges' for 2026 Games

Costly construction delays, a leadership vacancy linked to a volatile political climate and a lack of sponsors amid a spreading financial crisis has prompted International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach to acknowledge the โ€œchallengesโ€ facing organizers of the 2026 Winter Games in Milan and Cortina dโ€™Ampezzo.

Tokyo Olympic aftermath still being untangled a year later

The COVID-delayed Tokyo Olympics opened a year ago on July 23, 2021.

Ukraine on her mind as high jumper goes for gold at worlds

It took three days by car for high jumper Yaroslava Mahuchikh to escape from Ukraine.

Jim Thorpe reinstated as sole winner for 1912 Olympic golds

Jim Thorpe has been reinstated as the sole winner of the 1912 Olympic pentathlon and decathlon in Stockholm.

Coe: 'Inconceivable' Russians would be allowed at worlds

The leader of global track and field said it would have been โ€œinconceivableโ€ to have allowed Russians into this weekโ€™s world championships given the countryโ€™s war against Ukraine.

Abe impersonated 'Super Mario' to promote Tokyo Olympics

Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was the countryโ€™s central figure in landing the 2020 Olympics for Tokyo.

Winter Olympics may not include Nordic combined for 1st time

The International Olympic Committee is expected to make a decision next week about whether to allow women to compete in Nordic combined at the 2026 Games.

Bach says Russia ban is to protect athletes, not punish them

International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach says Russian athletes and officials who have been banned from international sporting events because of the war in Ukraine are being protected rather than punished.

Salt Lake, Sapporo head race to 2030 Olympics, and maybe '34

The Beijing Winter Olympics closed just over two months ago and the focus now turns to awarding a host city for the 2030 Winter Games.

Russian swimmer Rylov banned for appearing at Putin rally

Russian Olympic gold medalist swimmer Evgeny Rylov has been banned from the sport for nine months for appearing at a rally in support of President Vladimir Putin and Russiaโ€™s invasion of Ukraine.

17-year-old Olympic sailor Eya Guezguez dies while training with her twin sister

Eya Guezguez was training with her twin sister Sarra alongside their national team when their boat capsized due to strong winds.

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Qatar divides soccer, FIFA seeks unity ahead of WCup draw

Qatar is the next stop on the global tour of major sports events to nations led by autocratic governments who are often decried by human rights activists.

Russia invasion upends Olympic 'neutrality' โ€” if it existed

The International Olympic Committee has always been political, from the sheikhs and royals in its membership to a seat at the United Nations to pushing for peace talks between the Koreas.

Russia steps up legal fight against isolation in sports

Russia stepped up its legal fight against isolation in sports because of the war in Ukraine when its national Olympic body made an urgent appeal Friday to overturn a ban on its athletes competing at a European youth winter sports festival. The Court of Arbitration for Sport said it was setting a timetable for the case ahead of the Winter European Youth Olympic Festival being held in Finland from March 20-25. The International Skating Union is organizing that event in Montpellier, France.

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Russians heading home; reserve right to later legal action

The Russian Paralympic Committee will leave Beijing and has no immediate plans for legal action. The RPC issued a statement Friday criticizing the decision to exclude Russian athletes from the Paralympics and said the move was "absolutely politicized.โ€ It said its lawyers had determined that the Court of Arbitration for Sport would not be able to render a decision โ€œduring the accelerated proceedings.โ€

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Heart-wrenching reaction to Russian athletes in Paralympics

The International Paralympic Committee says Russians and Belarusians at the Winter Paralympics in Beijing will compete as โ€œneutral athletesโ€ because of their countriesโ€™ roles in the war against Ukraine.

Ukraine athletes defend country, demand sanctions for Russia

With Russian troops encircling the capital of Kyiv, more than 60 athletes from Ukraine and elsewhere sent an open letter to Olympic and Paralympic leaders urging them to immediately suspend the Russian and Belarussian Olympic and Paralympic Committees.

Ukraine invasion puts Russia's elite sports status at risk

The invasion of Ukraine could further undermine Russia's status as an elite sports dynasty, which already has been weakened by deception and doping scandals but often punished only by a tepid pushback from international sports bodies.

IOC urges sports bodies to cancel events in Russia, Belarus

The International Olympic Committee has urged sports bodies to cancel or move all events they plan to hold in Russia and Belarus and stop using the countriesโ€™ flags and national anthems.

Beijing's Winter Olympics come to a close, ending safe but odd global moment

The terrarium of a Winter Games that has been Beijing 2022โ€‹ came to its end Sunday.

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The โ€” at times complicated โ€” 2022 Beijing Winter Games come to a close

After 16 days and 109 events, the Winter Olympics officially ended Sunday with the traditional closing ceremony. Team U.S.A. finished with 25 medals in all.

npr.org

Beijing's Olympics Close, Ending Safe But Odd Global Moment

Beijing's 2022 Winter Olympics came to an end Sunday, sending the planet's most global sporting event off to the West for the foreseeable future.

newsy.com

Sights and sounds of the 2022 Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony

The Closing Ceremony of the 2022 Winter Olympics on NBC and Peacock, as it happened via live updates and video.

Beijing's Olympics close, ending safe but odd global moment

A pile of figure-skating rubble created by Russian misbehavior.

Lows far outweigh highs in Olympic figure skating program

The Olympic figure skating program at the Beijing Games probably won't be remembered for the soaring performances of American gold medalist Nathan Chen, French ice dancers Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron or the Chinese pairs team of Sui Wenjing and Han Cong.

Olympics Live: Flame extinguished to end Beijing Games

The Olympic flame has been extinguished in Beijing, marking the end of the most locked-down games in history.

U.S. Skaters File Appeal To Get Olympic Medals

Medals are currently being withheld in events where Kamila Valieva placed, after a positive doping test for the 15-year-old skater was disclosed.

newsy.com

U.S. figure skaters want their team medals before the 2022 Winter Olympics end

The team is requesting the Court of Arbitration for Sport rule so its skaters can receive their medals while they await the results of a wider investigation into the Kamila Valieva doping scandal

npr.org

Panel denies US skaters' appeal to get Olympic silver medals

Arbitrators have rejected a last-ditch request by American figure skaters to have their silver medals awarded before the end of the Olympics.

Scandal clouded Kamila Valieva's Olympic debut. It's her coach that "disturbed" IOC president the most.

After the 15-year-old appeared to crumble under pressure in her final performance, her coach asked, "Why did you let it go?"

cbsnews.com

After skating debacle, Bach takes rare shots at Russians

A worldwide wave of sympathy has flowed to Kamila Valieva for the ordeal she endured at the Beijing Olympics.

Raising age limit for skating would end the age of the quad

The quadruple jumps that sent Russian world champ Anna Shcherbakova to the gold medal and teammate Alexandra Trusova to the silver could be a thing of the past by the 2026 Games.

IOC president Bach disturbed by Valieva's meltdown, criticizes entourage

Olympic chief Thomas Bach said on Friday it was "chilling" to witness Russian teenage skater Kamila Valieva crumble under pressure at the 2022 Winter Olympics as a doping scandal continued to swirl, criticizing the 15-year-old's entourage.

โ€˜Coldโ€™ Kamila Valieva treatment pushes IOC towards fresh investigation

IOC president Thomas Bach insists the โ€˜chillingโ€™ atmosphere and treatment that followed the 15-year-oldโ€™s error-strewn performance needs investigating

news.yahoo.com

Olympic Committee leader says he's 'disturbed' by coach's treatment of Kamila Valieva

International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach resisted implementing any immediate changes despite speaking of concerns for minor athletes like Valieva.

npr.org

Olympics Live: China pair breaks figure skating world record

Sui Wenjing and Han Cong of China shattered their own world record for a short program at the Beijing Games on Friday night, giving them the narrowest of leads over Russian rivals Evgenia Tarasova and Vladimir Morozov heading into the free skate to decide the Olympic champion.

Olympics Live: Bach notes 'coldness' of Valieva's entourage

International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach has criticized Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva's entourage for their โ€œtremendous coldnessโ€ toward the 15-year-old skater after her mistake-filled free skate at the Beijing Olympics. Bach says it was โ€œchillingโ€ to see on television. Valieva, who has been at the center of a controversy over a positive doping test, finished fourth overall despite placing first in the women's short program earlier in the week.

news.yahoo.com

Canada skaters wait for Olympic medal that may not come

Canadian figure skater Madeline Schizas could end up a medalist at the Beijing Games, though she isnโ€™t holding her breath for the results of the Russian doping scandal that has cast a shadow over figure skating at the Winter Olympics.

Shcherbakova wins figure skating gold as Valieva collapses

Anna Shcherbakova won a stunning gold medal in womenโ€™s figure skating at the Beijing Games while Russian teammate Kamila Valieva tumbled all the way out of the medals after a mistake-filled end to her controversial Olympics.

AP sources: US skaters to get Olympic torches as medals wait

IOC president Thomas Bach has offered U.S. figure skaters Olympic torches as holdover gifts while they await a resolution of the Russian doping case preventing them from receiving their silver medals.

Russia's Olympic doping case helps China skirt dicey topics

The doping scandal around Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva has been a Games-changer at the Beijing Olympics.

At Winter Olympics, virus fight waged with worker sacrifices

So athletes from countries where COVID-19 has raged can compete, China's Winter Games workforce is making a giant sacrifice.

EXPLAINER: So why is Beijing holding another Olympics?

Nobody views Beijing as a winter sports capital.

Alphabet soup of parties go to Olympic court in Russian case

One of the most anticipated events at the Beijing Olympics is the imminent legal hearing in Russian figure skater Kamila Valievaโ€™s doping case.

Not perfect, still golden for Chloe Kim in Olympic halfpipe

American snowboarder Chloe Kim turned in a strong opening run to easily defend her Olympic halfpipe title.

EXPLAINER: What in the world is the Olympic Truce?

A U.N. resolution upholding the Olympic Truce has been passed 15 times.

Journalist who spoke to Peng Shuai says doubts remain

A French journalist says his exclusive interview with Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai this week did not prove that she is OK.

Peng Shuai watches Gu win Olympic gold in freeski big air

Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai sat with International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach and watched American-born Chinese freeskier Eileen Gu win gold at the womenโ€™s big air event.

A muted Lunar New Year, inside and outside Olympic bubble

China returned to work Monday after a weeklong Lunar New Year holiday muted by the pandemic โ€” and even more so for the thousands of people inside a Winter Olympics bubble.

Peng Shuai meets with IOC president

Peng also denied to a French newspaper that she ever accused a Chinese official of sexual assault, calling it an "enormous misunderstanding."

cbsnews.com

Peng Shuai emerges at Olympics, gives controlled interview

Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai has given a controlled interview to a French newspaper about the social media posting that sparked a storm of international concern over her well-being.

An Olympic question that won't go away: Where is Peng Shuai?

The whereabouts of Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai remain a pressing question at the Beijing Olympics.

Sense of FIFA influence hangs over Africa's football leader

Patrice Motsepe is approaching the end of his first year as Confederation of African Football president.

BEIJING SNAPSHOT: Together for a shared future, apart

The ever-present slogan that governs these Winter Olympics is meant to evoke the ideal of one world.

In Beijing, Olympic ideals coexist with authoritarian rule

Thomas Bach, the head of the International Olympic Committee, says the Olympic ideals show that even in a world full of conflict, people can build bridges and live in peace.

Emboldened China opens Olympics, with lockdown and boycotts

China invited the world back โ€” sort of โ€” for the pandemic eraโ€™s second Olympics.

The Latest: Dutch VJ manhandled during Olympic live shot

A correspondent in Beijing for Dutch national broadcaster NOS was manhandled away from his camera during a live news show shortly before the Winter Olympics opening ceremony.

IOC president Bach says Peng Shuai can move freely in China

The president of the International Olympic Committee has sought to play down concerns about the safety of Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai while also saying he planned to go ahead with their long-promised dinner during the Beijing Games.

Olympic Committee president will meet with Peng Shuai in Beijing this month

International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach avoided taking positions on any political controversies ahead of the beginning of the Beijing Winter Games.

npr.org

EXPLAINER: Peng Shuai case shows barriers Chinese women face

The controversy surrounding Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai's accusations of sexual assault against a former top politician continues to cast a shadow over the Beijing Winter Olympic Games that officially begin on Friday.

Is Kenny Pickett a Heisman candidate?

USA TODAY Sports' Paul Myerberg breaks down the top quarterback performances this season.

news.yahoo.com

Rights Activists Urge Boycott Of Beijing Winter Olympics

Activists accused the International Olympic Committee of granting legitimacy to rights abuses by allowing the Winter Games to proceed in Beijing.

newsy.com

Winter Olympics Dress Rehearsal Delayed By Weather, Protesters

The protesters managed to enter the grounds and attempted to reach the Temple of Hera, where the ceremony was being held. They were thrown to the grou

newsy.com

Winter Olympics Dress Rehearsal Delayed By Weather, Protesters

The protesters managed to enter the grounds and attempted to reach the Temple of Hera, where the ceremony was being held. They were thrown to the grou

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North Korea suspended from 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics by IOC for skipping Tokyo Games

Olympic committee chief says North Korea will also forfeit potentially millions of dollars it was due from previous Games for "violating the Olympic Charter."

cbsnews.com

Tokyo Paralympic Games Open In Empty National Stadium

The opening featured acrobats, clowns and fireworks to mark the start of the long parade of athletes representing more than 160 nations.

newsy.com

Olympics historian: Tokyo may have gone 'near the top of best organized' Games if not for pandemic

Olympics historian: Tokyo may have gone 'near the top of best organized' Games if not for pandemic

news.yahoo.com

Winter Is Coming: The Beijing 2022 Olympics Start In Fewer Than 6 Months

Many facilities are brand-new, but some may look familiar: the famous "Water Cube" that hosted swimming in 2008, for instance, is becoming an "Ice Cube," to host curling.

npr.org

17 new Olympic-related COVID-19 cases reported, bringing total to 127

The news of the new infections came just hours after the opening ceremony.

cbsnews.com

Tokyoโ€™s Olympics Have Become the Anger Games

The Olympics are supposed to be a symbol of global togetherness, but Tokyoโ€™s are shaping up to be the unhappiest in history.

newyorker.com

Covid-19: Cancelling Olympics 'not ruled out' and lockdown anger

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.

bbc.co.uk

Olympics: Tokyo 2020 chief does not rule out cancelling Games

Just days before the Games' opening ceremony, more athletes have tested positive for Covid.

news.yahoo.com

Tokyo Olympics CEO Doesn't Dismiss The Idea That Games Could Still Be Called Off

The coronavirus infection rate will be discussed at upcoming talks, according to Toshiro Muto, CEO of the Tokyo Olympics' organizing committee.

npr.org

First case of coronavirus infection inside Olympic Village confirmed six days before Opening Ceremony

The first positive coronavirus case has been confirmed inside the Olympics Village just six days before the Opening Ceremony, officials confirmed Saturday, amid growing fears about the spread of the virus during the Games.

washingtonpost.com

Olympics president Thomas Bach visited the site of the Atomic bomb strike in Japan, and some citizens called the trip 'blasphemy'

Thomas Bach visited Hiroshima, where the US dropped the first of two Atomic bombs during World War II. Many citizens find the trip insensitive.

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IOC's Bach brings attention to Hiroshima -- some unwanted

Many residents of Hiroshima welcome attention from abroad, which IOC President Thomas Bach will bring when he visits on Friday. The western Japanese city has been in the forefront of the world peace movement and a campaigner for the abolition of nuclear weapons. Bach and Coates are using the backdrop of the cities, hit with atomic bombs by the United States in 1945, to promote the first day of the so-called Olympic Truce, a tradition from ancient Greece that was revived by a United Nations resolution in 1993.

news.yahoo.com

Athletes Will Have To Put On Their Own Medals At This Year's Olympic Games

Out is the familiar sight of an athlete dipping their head as a dignitary drapes the medal over their neck. In: medals on a tray and officials with sanitized gloves, a COVID-19 precaution.

npr.org

Olympic athletes to put on own medals at Tokyo ceremonies

Athletes at the Tokyo Olympics will put their medals around their own necks to protect against spreading the coronavirus. The โ€œvery significant changeโ€ to traditional medal ceremonies in the 339 events was revealed Wednesday by International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach. โ€œThe medals will not be given around the neck,โ€ Bach told international media on a conference call from Tokyo.

news.yahoo.com

Bach meets Suga as Tokyo virus cases approach 6-month high

Tokyo reported its highest number of new COVID-19 cases in almost six months on Wednesday, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government said with the Tokyo Olympics opening in just over a week. The surging numbers came out on the same day that International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach paid a courtesy call in Tokyo on Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga. Suga and Bach have both pledged that the Tokyo Olympics will be โ€œsafe and secureโ€ despite the games opening with Tokyo and neighboring prefectures under a national government-imposed state of emergency.

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IOC president quickly corrects slip up in Olympic pep talk

IOC President Thomas Bach appeared in public on Tuesday for the first time since arriving in Tokyo last week with the pandemic-postponed Olympics opening in just 10 days. Bach spent his first three days in isolation at the International Olympic Committee's five-star hotel in central Tokyo, and his movements in Tokyo are limited โ€” like almost everyone entering for the Olympics โ€” for the first 14 days. Organizers and the IOC decided last week to ban fans from all but a handful of outlying venues, a move that came after the Japanese government instituted a state of emergency in Tokyo forced by rising coronavirus cases.

news.yahoo.com

Tokyo State Of Emergency Leads To New Restrictions, Ban on Spectators

Top Olympic officials and athletes are arriving in Tokyo to spikes in COVID19 cases, a state of emergency and a ban on spectator participation.

newsy.com

Tokyo To Be Under State Of Emergency Starting Monday

The Olympics will be held entirely under emergency measures.

newsy.com

Will the Olympics be canceled due to Japanese state of emergency?

While Japanese fans may not be able to attend the Tokyo Olympics, the Games are expected to be staged as scheduled.

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Olympics likely to open during COVID 'state of emergency'

Surging COVID-19 cases in Tokyo have hit a two-month high that almost guarantees the Japanese government will declare a new state of emergency to start next week and continue for the duration of the Tokyo Olympics. IOC President Thomas Bach is scheduled to arrive in Tokyo on Thursday, when he will be greeted by the rising cases as he self-isolates for three days in the International Olympic Committee's five-star hotel in the capital. A new state of emergency could lead to a ban even on local fans.

news.yahoo.com

Tokyo Games still weigh limits on fans -- if any fans at all

The Tokyo Olympic organizing committee signaled on Monday that it will change its ticket policy this week for any local fans hoping to attend. This comes with the pandemic-delayed Olympics opening in just under three weeks.

news.yahoo.com

Bach arrives in Tokyo on July 8; infections on rise again

IOC President Thomas Bach will arrive in Tokyo on July 8 and spend three days in isolation before holding meetings leading up to the opening of the postponed Tokyo Olympics on July 23, Tokyo organizers and the the International Olympic Committee said Wednesday. Bach is also expected to visit Hiroshima on July 16, at the same time as his vice president and colleague John Coates is to visit Nagasaki. Ahead of Bach's visit, COVID-19 cases are rising in Tokyo.

news.yahoo.com

Refugee team of 29 athletes chosen for Tokyo Olympics

The athletes include Kimia Alizadeh, who was the first Iranian woman to win an Olympic medal in 2016.

cbsnews.com

Coates gets backlash saying Olympics are on, no matter virus

If John Coates was trying to stir controversy, he succeeded. An International Olympic Committee vice president, Coates was asked a few days ago by a Japanese reporter at an online news conference if the Tokyo Olympics would go ahead, even if a state of emergency were in force in Japan. Coates replied: โ€œAbsolutely, yes.โ€

news.yahoo.com

International Olympic Committee Offers Tokyo Medical Help

Last week, a group of health care workers in Tokyo called for the games to be canceled because of fears it could hurt its fight against the pandemic.

newsy.com

Japan to expand virus emergency ahead of Tokyo Olympics

Japan is set to further expand a coronavirus state of emergency, currently in Tokyo and five other prefectures, to nine areas as the government is determined to hold the Olympics in just over two months. Japan has been struggling to slow the infections ahead of the Games. The three additions include Japanโ€™s northern island state of Hokkaido, where the Olympic marathon will be held, as well as Hiroshima and Okayama in western Japan.

news.yahoo.com

Anti-Olympics protester crashes International Olympic Committee news conference

An anti-Olympics protester posed as a reporter and disrupted an IOC news conference, holding a banner or scarf that read "No Olympics in Tokyo 2020."

usatoday.com

Japan extends Covid-19 restrictions as Olympics draw nearer

Officials have extended the state of emergency in several regions until the end of the month.

bbc.co.uk
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