The Latest Breaking News from Winter Olympics

Zoi Sadowski Synnott also made history for New Zealand on her snowboard while the men’s downhill postponed due to high winds

Just two days into the event organisers are facing a litany of complaints from multiple athletes and countries on multiple fronts

The first Winter Games took place in a town with a current population of less than 9,000 people.

The games are impacted by a lack of fans and loved ones in stadiums that normally contribute to the excitement.

After days of face to face diplomacy at the Beijing 2020 Winter Olympics, it was time for the holograms to take over on Sunday. A life-size image of International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach virtually handed an Olympic torch to a similar hologram of the chief executive of tech giant…

A first ever gold for New Zealand as records tumble in both the speed skating and figure skating

Competing in his fourth Winter Games, he finished 17th

As the Games get under way, Britain must stand by the values embodied in Team GB and send a clear message to Beijing

Jakara Anthony wins Australia's first gold medal in Beijing with victory in the women's moguls, becoming her country's sixth Winter Olympic champion.

Australia’s eventful debut in the Winter Olympics mixed doubles curling continued on Sunday with the team almost kicked out of the competition following a positive Covid test.

China will increase the supply of merchandise featuring "Bing Dwen Dwen", the panda mascot of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, the organizing committee said on Sunday. The announcement came as Chinese media and internet users reported difficulty in purchasing souvenirs in the likeness of the chubby panda in a hard,…