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Amid pandemic and protest, Olympics return to a changed China

By Tony Munroe BEIJING (Reuters) - The Beijing Winter Olympics kick off in a week, putting sports at centre-stage following preparations that have bee.

United statesAlmaty qalasyMichael martinaAntonio guterresPeng shuaiGabriel crossleyTony munroeMichael perryVladimir putinZhang yimouWomen tennis associationInternational olympic committeeOxford universityChinese communist partyBeijing winter olympicsWinter games

Amid pandemic and protest, Olympics return to a changed China

By Tony Munroe BEIJING (Reuters) - The Beijing Winter Olympics kick off in a week, putting sports at centre-stage following preparations that have bee.

United statesAlmaty qalasyMichael martinaAntonio guterresPeng shuaiGabriel crossleyTony munroeMichael perryVladimir putinZhang yimouWomen tennis associationInternational olympic committeeOxford universityChinese communist partyBeijing winter olympicsWinter games

Amid pandemic and protest, Olympics return to a changed China

By Tony Munroe BEIJING (Reuters) - The Beijing Winter Olympics kick off in a week, putting sports at centre-stage following preparations that have bee.

United statesAlmaty qalasyMichael martinaAntonio guterresPeng shuaiGabriel crossleyTony munroeMichael perryVladimir putinZhang yimouWomen tennis associationInternational olympic committeeOxford universityChinese communist partyBeijing winter olympicsWinter games

Amid pandemic and protest, Olympics return to a changed China

By Tony Munroe BEIJING (Reuters) - The Beijing Winter Olympics kick off in a week, putting sports at centre-stage following preparations that have bee.

United statesAlmaty qalasyMichael martinaAntonio guterresPeng shuaiGabriel crossleyTony munroeMichael perryVladimir putinZhang yimouWomen tennis associationInternational olympic committeeOxford universityChinese communist partyBeijing winter olympicsWinter games

China says UN rights chief welcome in Xinjiang but not for investigation

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign ministry said the United Nations human rights chief is welcome to visit Xinjiang but not for the purpose of an inv.

Zhao lijianJacqueline wongGabriel crossleyEmily chowSouth china morning postUnited nationsHigh commissionerHuman rightsBeijing winter

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