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The National Hockey League (NHL) announced on Wednesday that its players will not participate in the 2022 Beijing Winter Games as the league will reschedule COVID-19 pandemic-delayed regular season during the Olympics window.

The last of two December pre-Olympic qualifying events saw drama and uncertainty unfold as snowboarding Olympians squared off in the final 2021 tune-up before the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. In the women's snowboarding superpipe finals on Saturday,

The last of two December pre-Olympic qualifying events saw drama and uncertainty unfold as snowboarding Olympians squared off in the final 2021 tune-up before the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. In the women's snowboarding superpipe finals on Saturday,

Beijing IT and Xinjiang Tianshan Leopard on Monday lost their last round matches in the 2021 China League One, the country's second-tier football league, and will contest a relegation playoff. Beijing lost to Jiangxi Beidamen 2-1 and finished 17th in the 18-team league,

Candidates loyal to China win a majority of seats in the city's Legislative Council, as voter turnout plummets to the lowest since the British handed Hong Kong over to China in 1997.

Dancers of the National Ballet of China performed the three-act classic ballet piece Onegin, one of the world's greatest ballets based on Russian poet and playwright Alexander Pushkin's novel Eugene Onegin,

In a speech posted on a ministerial website, Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, says there is "no harm" in competition, but that it should be "positive", accusing the United States and others of trying to "use Taiwan to control China".

Townsville in Australia's tropical far north is an unlikely place to produce an elite competitor in the adrenaline-charged winter sport of luge. Yet it was in that sun-soaked Queensland city that 26-year-old Alexander Ferlazzo kicked off a pursuit that will soon land him back in Beijing for his third title …

Pro-Beijing candidates swept to victory in an overhauled “patriots-only” legislative election in Hong Kong that was deemed regressive by critics, with turnout plunging to a record low amid a crackdown on the city’s freedoms by China.

Dean Hewitt and Tahli Gill told The Feed they’re over the moon to be competing at the Beijing Winter Olympics and will be “the underdogs”, as Australia is the only nation to qualify for the event without an ice rink dedicated to curling.