Tag: #Olympics

Xi’s Olympic moments: Chinese president dedicated to promoting sports

Left Review Online August 01, 2024

Xi’s Olympic moments: Chinese president dedicated to promoting sports

(Global Times, July 26, Beijing.) Chinese President Xi Jinping has a profound connection to the Olympic Movement. He has promoted China's hosting of several significant international sporting events, fostered global sports exchanges and cooperation, and embodied the Olympic spirit through his efforts. From overseeing the preparations for Beijing...More

Hangzhou a chance for West to learn about Asia as an equal

Keith Lamb September 28, 2023

Hangzhou a chance for West to learn about Asia as an equal

After being postponed due to COVID, the 2022 Asian Games, set in Hangzhou, officially began on Saturday. This multi-sport tournament taking place on the world's largest continent, as measured by both geographic area and population, will be bigger than the Paris 2024 Olympics in terms of athletes which...More

China, Russia in close contact on Putin’s Beijing Winter Olympics visit, ‘shows mutual support’ amid Western threat of Olympic boycott

Fan Anqi November 25, 2021

China, Russia in close contact on Putin’s Beijing Winter Olympics visit, ‘shows mutual support’ amid Western threat of Olympic boycott

Russian President Vladimir Putin has "gladly accepted the invitation" to attend the opening ceremony of the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games and the two countries are in close communication on Putin's trip, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said on Tuesday. Putin's acceptance of the invitation will further...More

Russia’s TV channels refuse to broadcast 2018 Winter Olympics !

Left Review Reporter November 18, 2017

Russia’s TV channels refuse to broadcast 2018 Winter Olympics !

Kathmandu-- For the time being, Russia's three major TV channels - Channel One, Rossiya-1 (part of VGTRK) and Match TV (part of Gazprom Media) plan to broadcast Winter Olympics from South Korea. Yet, if the Russian national team is excluded from the Games, Channel One and Rossiya-1 will...More