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IAAF Maintains Russia's Athletics Ban Over Doping
Andersen said that for Russia to be reinstated, ideally at the IAAF Council's next meeting in Monaco in December after a WADA meet in September, three demands must be met.
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Winter Paralympics 2018 Pyeongchang: Google Doodle, Full Schedule, Dates And All You Need To Know
A record number of 650 athletes from 49 nations are participating in the 2018 Paralympic Winter Games.
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North Korea General Wraps Up Controversial Visit To South
A powerful North Korean general Tuesday wrapped up his visit to the South as part of an Olympics charm offensive by Pyongyang that has drawn angry protests calling for his arrest.
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Russian Spies Hacked the Olympics and Tried to Make It Look Like North Korea Did It, US Officials Say
Officials in Pyeongchang acknowledged that the Games were hit by a cyber-attack during the February 9 opening ceremony.
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North Korea "Very Willing" To Hold Talks With US, Says South Korea
North Korea is willing to hold talks with the US, South Korea says. The announcement came after Gen. Kim Yong-Chol, who headed North Korea's delegation to the closing ceremony of Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, met South Korean President Moon Jae-In before the closing ceremony of Olympics, BBC reported on Sunday.
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Ivanka Trump Arrives In South Korea For Olympics
US President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump arrived in Seoul Friday to attend the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics closing ceremony, where a top North Korean general will also be present.
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South Korean Law Makers Demand Execution Of North's Olympic Delegate
South Korean lawmakers protested Friday over a visit by a top North Korean general for the Pyeongchang Olympics, labelling him a war criminal over the 2010 sinking of a warship and calling for his execution.
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Warm Smiles, Cold Comfort From North Korea's Olympic 'Army Of Beauties'
Roaming the Olympic venues in their red winter suits and white woolly hats, North Korea's cheerleaders have been on a mission to show the human side of the nuclear-armed state, but observers say they have seen little success.
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Approved North Korean Official's Visit To Pursue Peace: South Korea
South Korea said it approved the Winter Olympic visit by a sanctioned North Korean official, blamed for the deadly 2010 sinking of a South Korean navy ship, in the pursuit of peace and asked for public understanding.
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What Is Gold And Silver Medalist Jamie Anderson's Secret? She Makes Her Ghee With 'Good Love.'
So what does it take to win two Olympic medals in a single Winter Games? Jamie Anderson thinks she knows the secret ingredient.
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North Korean Closing Olympics Delegation Includes Man Blamed For Deadly Sinking
North Korea will send a high-level delegation to South Korea for the Winter Olympics closing ceremony, officials said on Thursday, including the man blamed for the 2010 sinking of a South Korean navy ship that killed 46 sailors.
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Ivanka Trump And North Korean General To Attend Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony
US President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka will come face-to-face with a top North Korean general at the Winter Olympics closing ceremony in the South this weekend, it emerged Thursday.
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South Korea Splurges On Kim Jong Un's Sister; Snubs Him In Broadcasts
South Korea spent around 240 million won ($223,237) on the younger sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and her entourage during their three-day visit for the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, a government official said on Thursday.
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Shock And Bewilderment As Olympic Russian Curling Dragged, Alexander Krushelnitsky Into Doping Mire
Russia's Alexander Krushelnitsky, a mixed doubles bronze medallist, was the curler at the centre of allegations he had taken the banned drug meldonium the same substance that saw Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova suspended.
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Painting The Winter Olympics With A Dash Of Vodka
The opening ceremony for the Pyeongchang Olympics was so cold that artist Marc Ahr used vodka to stop his paint freezing and when his brush threatened to turn to ice he popped it in his mouth.
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IAAF Maintains Russia's Athletics Ban Over Doping
Andersen said that for Russia to be reinstated, ideally at the IAAF Council's next meeting in Monaco in December after a WADA meet in September, three demands must be met.
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Winter Paralympics 2018 Pyeongchang: Google Doodle, Full Schedule, Dates And All You Need To Know
A record number of 650 athletes from 49 nations are participating in the 2018 Paralympic Winter Games.
-
North Korea General Wraps Up Controversial Visit To South
A powerful North Korean general Tuesday wrapped up his visit to the South as part of an Olympics charm offensive by Pyongyang that has drawn angry protests calling for his arrest.
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Russian Spies Hacked the Olympics and Tried to Make It Look Like North Korea Did It, US Officials Say
Officials in Pyeongchang acknowledged that the Games were hit by a cyber-attack during the February 9 opening ceremony.
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North Korea "Very Willing" To Hold Talks With US, Says South Korea
North Korea is willing to hold talks with the US, South Korea says. The announcement came after Gen. Kim Yong-Chol, who headed North Korea's delegation to the closing ceremony of Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, met South Korean President Moon Jae-In before the closing ceremony of Olympics, BBC reported on Sunday.
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Ivanka Trump Arrives In South Korea For Olympics
US President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump arrived in Seoul Friday to attend the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics closing ceremony, where a top North Korean general will also be present.
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South Korean Law Makers Demand Execution Of North's Olympic Delegate
South Korean lawmakers protested Friday over a visit by a top North Korean general for the Pyeongchang Olympics, labelling him a war criminal over the 2010 sinking of a warship and calling for his execution.
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Warm Smiles, Cold Comfort From North Korea's Olympic 'Army Of Beauties'
Roaming the Olympic venues in their red winter suits and white woolly hats, North Korea's cheerleaders have been on a mission to show the human side of the nuclear-armed state, but observers say they have seen little success.
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Approved North Korean Official's Visit To Pursue Peace: South Korea
South Korea said it approved the Winter Olympic visit by a sanctioned North Korean official, blamed for the deadly 2010 sinking of a South Korean navy ship, in the pursuit of peace and asked for public understanding.
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What Is Gold And Silver Medalist Jamie Anderson's Secret? She Makes Her Ghee With 'Good Love.'
So what does it take to win two Olympic medals in a single Winter Games? Jamie Anderson thinks she knows the secret ingredient.
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North Korean Closing Olympics Delegation Includes Man Blamed For Deadly Sinking
North Korea will send a high-level delegation to South Korea for the Winter Olympics closing ceremony, officials said on Thursday, including the man blamed for the 2010 sinking of a South Korean navy ship that killed 46 sailors.
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Ivanka Trump And North Korean General To Attend Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony
US President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka will come face-to-face with a top North Korean general at the Winter Olympics closing ceremony in the South this weekend, it emerged Thursday.
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South Korea Splurges On Kim Jong Un's Sister; Snubs Him In Broadcasts
South Korea spent around 240 million won ($223,237) on the younger sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and her entourage during their three-day visit for the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, a government official said on Thursday.
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Shock And Bewilderment As Olympic Russian Curling Dragged, Alexander Krushelnitsky Into Doping Mire
Russia's Alexander Krushelnitsky, a mixed doubles bronze medallist, was the curler at the centre of allegations he had taken the banned drug meldonium the same substance that saw Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova suspended.
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Painting The Winter Olympics With A Dash Of Vodka
The opening ceremony for the Pyeongchang Olympics was so cold that artist Marc Ahr used vodka to stop his paint freezing and when his brush threatened to turn to ice he popped it in his mouth.
