The Mixed Legacy of the 2022 Beijing Olympics: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times
This article originally appeared in the Japan Times. By Stephen Nagy, February 22, 2022 Typically, Olympics are legacy events that ...
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The contradictions of the authoritarian Olympic ceremony: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times
It’s clear that both Russian and Chinese leadership view international affairs through a power and strength Machiavellian prism, writes Stephen ...
The “Genocide Olympics” begin in Beijing: David Kilgour in the Ottawa Citizen
Xi has re-interpreted democracy across China as totalitarianism, including opposition to multi-party elections and independence of judges, writes David Kilgour ...
Political boycott of Beijing Olympics is warranted: David Kilgour and Phil Kretzmar for Inside Policy
Canada’s diplomatic boycott of the games is sending a clear message: Canadians do not support the grave injustices which continue ...
We should boycott the 2022 Winter Olympics — but what kind of boycott? Margaret McCuaig-Johnston in the Ottawa Citizen
Leading up to the 2008 Beijing Games, Chinese officials promised they would improve China’s human rights record. That didn’t happen, ...
Xi is not attending the Glasgow summit; why is Canada going to the Beijing Games? J. Michael Cole in the Toronto Star
Beijing’s strongman is unyieldingly committed to a world view that has hijacked co-operation with the world’s second-largest economy and rising ...
Should Team Canada Boycott the 2022 Beijing Olympics? The LeDrew Three Minute Interview with David Mulroney
There have been rumblings about a boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics in China. But David Shoemaker, CEO of the ...
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