Watch | India's only athlete at the 2022 Winter Olympics A video profile on alpine skier Arif Khan who will represent India in the Winter Olympics The Hindu · Jan 30, 2022
'Wicked problems': Government involvement in sport is fraught with issues People will soon be tuning into the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics — the second Olympics hosted during the pandemic and one that has come under much criticism. The Conversation · Jan 30, 2022
Skier Arif Khan eyes top-30 finish at Beijing Winter Olympics MUMBAI: Beijing Winter Olympics-bound Indian skier Arif Khan, who will participate in two events, is aiming a modest top-30 finish in the showpiece which begins on Friday. The Times of India · Jan 30, 2022
Free condoms to be handed out at Winter Olympics - but athletes discouraged from hugging Despite being encouraged not to shake hands and hug athletes at this year’s Winter Olympics in Beijing, athletes will be offered free condoms from event officials Daily Mirror · Jan 30, 2022
Mexican cross-country skier won't let pain, age or failure end her Olympic dream LOS ANGELES — Chaucer wrote that time and tide wait for no man. But he didn't say anything about women, and that's a loophole Karla Schleske believes is big enough to accommodate her dream of skiing in the Winter Olympics. Los Angeles Times · Jan 30, 2022
Beijing Winter Olympics start Feb. 4. Here’s what you need to know, athletes to watch. The Miami Herald breaks down what you need to know about the 2022 Winter Olympics: Miami Herald · Jan 30, 2022
Sport, politics and Covid collide at the Beijing Winter Olympics The Beijing Games will open on Friday in a country that hopes sport will be the talking point. But political twists or a resurgent virus could leave the event skating on thin ice The Guardian - UK · Jan 30, 2022
Spotify to add advisory notices to podcasts mentioning Covid; protests in Prague over curbs – as it happened Czech demonstrators are opposed to measures such as a restaurant ban for the unvaccinated; Harry and Meghan express concerns to Spotify about misinformation on platform The Guardian - UK · Jan 30, 2022
Have the Winter Olympics caught you cold? Here’s our armchair guide What to follow in Beijing, when – and why snowboard cross might be your new favourite sport The Guardian - UK · Jan 30, 2022
Beijing Reports Highest Covid Cases since June 2020 as Olympics Loom Beijing recorded its highest number of new Covid-19 cases for a year and a half on Sunday, as the Chinese capital gears up to host the Winter Olympics in five days. China will hold the Games in a strict "closed-loop" bubble as part of its zero-Covid strategy of targeted lockdowns,… Asharq Al-Awsat · Jan 30, 2022
Pall hangs over China's Games The Beijing Winter Olympics begin on Feb 4 -- and not without controversy given they are taking place as Beijing wrestles with human rights issues. Bangkok Post · Jan 29, 2022
Winter Olympics 2022: From COVID-19 to politics, Beijing is set to be a Games to remember From COVID regulations to ongoing tensions between China and other world powers, this Winter Olympics will be like no other, writes Tracey Holmes. ABC News · Jan 29, 2022
Inspired by her uncle and confident after a World Cup win, skeleton racer Jackie Narracott eyes Winter Olympics medal Jackie Narracott just set a new track record to win a World Cup and now she's heading to her second Winter Olympics. But this time, the skeleton racer knows she's "good enough to compete with the best". ABC News · Jan 29, 2022
Team GB snowboard medal prospect Charlotte Bankes: ‘Nobody ever knows what’s going to happen. That’s what makes it so fun’ Charlotte Bankes will be in Beijing to compete in snowboard cross yet the 26-year-old has represented France in two Winter Olympics, she tells Sean Ingle The Guardian - UK · Jan 29, 2022
Daily Mirror · Jan 29, 2022 Katie Ormerod admits crazy is her normal as she gets ready for Winter Olympics lift-off Yorkshire snowboard star ready to go big in Beijing as she prepares to lead TeamGB medal bid in Slopestyle and Big Air events
The Independent UK · Jan 29, 2022 US denies Chinese media claims of trying to ‘maliciously disrupt and spoil’ Winter Olympics A report in the China Daily newspaper claims the US is urging athletes to play passively in the Games
The Independent UK · Jan 28, 2022 New this week: 'Pam & Tommy,' Olympics and the doc 'Torn' This week’s new entertainment releases include an album from pop singer-songwriter Mitski, the opening ceremonies of the winter Olympics from Beijing and the documentary “Torn” about the aftermath of a climbing tragedy
ABC News · Jan 28, 2022 UN human rights chief negotiating long-awaited visit to Xinjiang after Winter Olympics Michelle Bachelet , the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, is discussing with China a potential visit to the Xinjiang region, in what could provide rare, close-up foreign scrutiny of accusations of abuses against ethnic Uyghurs.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 28, 2022 Sports quiz of the week: tennis history, transfer deals and a tantrum Who made a big entrance? Who kept going? Who drove his son?
Evening Standard · Jan 28, 2022 Winter Olympics 2022: Team GB’s best medal hopes in Beijing - from Katie Ormerod to Charlotte Bankes Team GB have their eyes on a record-breaking Winter Olympics as the Beijing Games get underway this month.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 28, 2022 Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics daily briefing: one week to go to an ice and snow spectacular The scene is set for fantastic sport – but all under the threat of Covid and amid controversy over China’s human rights record
The Independent UK · Jan 28, 2022 AP PHOTOS: Winter Olympic mascots through the years One was decided by a newspaper poll, one by a public vote and some others through a contest. The most recent was chosen from thousands of global entries of illustrations by children. Over the years, the mascots for the Winter Olympics have been abstract forms, animals and humans.
Evening Standard · Jan 28, 2022 Shorn of funding and battling bobsleigh’s German goliath, Brad Hall determined to claim Winter Olympics medal This is David and Goliath on ice; Brad Hall the biggest underdog of the bobsleigh world, Francesco Freidrich the utter behemoth of the sport.
Daily Record · Jan 28, 2022 Dumfries and Galloway curlers getting ready to compete at Beijing Winter Olympics A total of five curlers will be competing in the games, which get underway on February 4
Tribune News Service · Jan 28, 2022 Commentary: Olympians should be climate activists The 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing are right around the corner. Even though the torch is not yet lit, the Olympic Games have already thrust China’s human rights abuse record into the spotlight, with the United States leading a diplomatic boycott against the sporting event, the first since 1980.