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They speak of unbearable freezing temperatures, lack of hot food and Covid-isolation hell.
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The royal family's job is to make nice, make the case for Britain and then make it back.
Olympic teams raise concerns over quarantine hotels
The food in quarantine for some Winter Olympic athletes is "impossible" to eat.
Liam Napier: Winter Olympics' dark side cannot be ignored
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Analysis: Russia and China rise from their knees to challenge US dominance
But show of unity between Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping cannot obscure unequal partnership.
Why these Winter Olympics are a watershed moment for NZ sport
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Russia, China push back against US in pre-Olympics summit
Leaders of Russia and China declare joint opposition to any expansion of NATO.
Winter Olympics begin with spectacular opening ceremony
Three huge fireworks displays and a massive HD LED floor highlighted proceedings.
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Sébastien Desclée: Why don't we organise the next Winter Olympics in the Saudi desert?
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Putin in Beijing for Olympic Games and Xi talks amid Ukraine tensions
Putin's presence makes him the highest-profile guest at the winter sports event.
Torture, tumors and unfair trials: An alleged murderer's plea against extradition
Lawyers say Kyung Yup Kim is suicidal, has a brain tumour and extending case is inhumane.
'Genocide Games': China's treatment of Uighurs shined upon before Olympics
Controversy as spotlight on the host country's treatment of ethnic minorities.
Peng Shuai to meet Olympics chief amid 'mental state' fears
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Video of mentally ill woman chained in shack stirs anger in China
New York Times: The video has gone viral with netizens demanding authorities intervene.
Staffers complain of racism, abuse by WHO leader in Asia
Staffers have accused top director of the WHO in the Western Pacific of racist behaviour.
Air NZ crew barred from Hong Kong after Dreamliner diversion
Crew confined to aircraft after Hong Kong authorities refused to process them.
Bizarre deals expose China's 'looming risk'
As China's property crisis escalates, attention is turning to a truly bizarre strategy.
How a tussle over a T-shirt at the Aussie Open reignited Peng Shuai debate
New York Times: The spotlight has shifted from Peng Shuai. One fan really wanted it back.
Richard Prebble: Defence, security, climate change loom larger than Covid
OPINION: NZ is dangerously isolated and has less international influence than ever before.
Matt Brown: Don't count Robinson out despite struggles heading into Olympics
OPINION: The Queenstown skier will be a contender in Beijing.
Gwynne Dyer: A magic number in the politics of population
OPINION: By 2100, more than half world's population will be in the Middle East and Africa.
China tests 2m in Beijing, lifts Covid lockdown in Xi'an
Anyone who buys cold medicine is also being tested for Covid 19 in Xi'an.
China's games: How Xi Jinping is staging the Olympics on his terms
New York Times: China has managed to fulfill its promises and cow its critics.
Brady burglary investigators briefed on diplomatic immunity
Police team investigating burglary of academic China specialist asked NZSIS for help.
Global aid effort under way as big forces help tiny Tonga
The HMNZS Wellington and Aotearoa are already in Tonga and other nations are helping too.
China sticks with Covid elimination, but for how long?
New York Times: China is going to extreme lengths to quell outbreaks.
China's economy is slowing, a worrying sign for the world
New York Times: Growth has faltered as home buyers and consumers become cautious.
Supply chain woes could worsen as China imposes new Covid lockdowns
New York Times: Zero-tolerance policy could throw a wrench in the global conveyor belt.
'Let it rip?': Doubt cast on whether lockdowns work to slow Omicron
Despite extreme measures, one nation's zero Covid policy doesn't seem to be working.
Evasiveness and bad decisions: What Taiwan's doctors saw in Wuhan two years ago
From the outset, the local officials appeared evasive,