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#Beijing Winter Olympics

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Donald Trump
Donald Trump

“No, because I watched Jimmy Carter do it, and it was terrible. It was terrible. It hurts the athletes. There are much more powerful things we can do than that, much, much more powerful things. That's not a powerful thing. It almost makes us look like, I don't know, sore losers.”

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Former US president
19 Dec 2021 3 2
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Artyom Lukin
Artyom Lukin

“A demonstration of support from Beijing would be important to Russia as it is on the brink of another confrontation with the West over Ukraine. But China, too, needs to show that it has major power allies as Beijing's relations with the West continue to slide downward, with some countries declaring [a] boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics.”

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Associate professor with Russia’s Far Eastern Federal University
13 Dec 2021 6 2
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Tom Fowdy
Tom Fowdy

“Biden administration's announcement [diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics] is fueled by obvious opportunism. It is adecision which allows them to whip up anti-China sentiment, but comes with very little sacrifice or cost.”

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British political and international relations analyst
07 Dec 2021 7 4
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Sang-hyun Park
Sang-hyun Park

“The real crisis looming in the Chinese economy does not concern 'Evergrande,' but the power shortage. Market watchers expect the Chinese government to continue to push for a strong carbon-neutral policy ahead of the Beijing Winter Olympics scheduled from Feb. 4 to 20 next year [2022], and this could significantly slow industrial activities. China has tightened production regulations in line with a green initiative. The recent surge in the price of aluminum is explained in large part by production difficulties due to stricter environmental regulations, compounded by rising demand from eco-friendly industries including manufacturers of EVs and batteries.”

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Chief economist at HI Investment & Securities
29 Sep 2021 8 5
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Moon Jae-in
Moon Jae-in

“I expect China's steadfast support for denuclearization and peace on the Korean Peninsula. I hope the upcoming Beijing Winter Olympics will become another opportunity for improving relations with North Korea, following the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics.”

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President of South Korea
15 Sep 2021 6 6
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