India initiates diplomatic boycott of Beijing 2022 after Chinese soldier appears as torchbearer
There will no diplomatic representation of India at the opening and closing ceremonies of Beijing 2022. The decision was made after a Chinese soldier, injured during combat with India, participated in the Olympic torch relay
Beijing announces more than 20 presidents, prime ministers and members of Royal Houses for the opening of the Games
Vladimir Putin tops the list, but no American president will be there like in 2008 due to a diplomatic boycott
USOPC is optimistic 2030 Winter Olympics will be in Salt Lake City
Leadership committee addresses Beijing 2022 diplomatic boycott, athlete safety amid COVID-19 policies and more
U.S. ski racers discuss their country’s diplomatic boycott and the great unknowns surrounding the Beijing Olympics
World Cup skiers competing in Val Gardena, Italy, express mixed feelings about China’s Winter Games, while trying to stay focused on competition
China tells Japan, “we supported Tokyo 2020, now you support Beijing 2022″
Japan’s prime minister has been quiet on the issue of a diplomatic boycott as pressure mounts in his own party
Fault lines appearing in Europe as countries are divided over whether to boycott Beijing Games
The European Union searches for common ground amid diplomatic posturing. Germany, France and Italy have said no to boycott while Lithuania joins the United States and Canada in staying home
Citing lack of support for diplomatic boycott of Beijing Games, Chinese media calls the United States’ action “absurd”
They also had kind words for South Korea and other countries who have not joined the U.S. in a diplomatic boycott of Beijing Games
South Korea announced they will not take part in diplomatic boycott of Beijing 2022
Although an ally of the United States, South Korean leader says he is not considering any boycott of upcoming Beijing Games
China continues tough talk as more countries issue diplomatic boycotts of Beijing 2022
Canada, Australia and the U.K. have joined the U.S. in staying away from the Beijing Games. China warns those countries and any others which boycott the Beijing Games will “pay the price”
Canada joins its anglophone allies in a diplomatic boycott of Beijing 2022
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau publicized the decision on Thursday, while maintaining that Canadian athletes would still be in attendance at the Games.
