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2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony

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Winter Olympics 2026: Why 'Russia' won't be in Milan Cortina
Opportunities for Russia to turn sporting success into a propaganda tool for the state figure to be far more scarce at this month’s Winter Olympics in Italy.

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Russian athletes are back for the Winter Olympics, again in a stateless existence
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2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony: Best moments from Milan
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2026 Milan Cortina Winter Opening Ceremony: Andrea Bocelli Performs, Cauldrons Are Lit and More Memorable Moments
The 2026 Winter Games officially kicked off after a show-stopping ceremony.

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Olympics opening ceremony style guide: Best looks at 2026 Milan Games
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Everything that happened on Friday, February 6 at the Winter Olympics
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Is Russia in the Olympics? Breaking down the ban and 'neutral' athletes

Russia officially is banned from the 2026 Winter Olympics, but 13 athletes have qualified to compete as "neutral'' athletes. Here's how that works.
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Russian athletes linked to pro-war activity

BBC Sport finds evidence raising questions over the neutral eligibility of four Russian athletes.
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Both sides unhappy about Russia’s Olympic ‘ban’

Nearly four years after Vladimir Putin launched Europe’s deadliest war since World War II, Russia remains banned by the IOC although individual Russians can compete in the Olympics as
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Trump’s shadow hangs over the Winter Olympics

Beating the Americans will feel even sweeter for the U.S.' top allies.
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5 times the Winter Olympics got super political

At the 1980 Winter Games in Lake Placid, New York, that superpower rivalry was on full display on the ice. The U.S. men’s ice hockey team — made up largely of college players and amateurs — faced off against the Soviet squad, a battle-hardened, gold medal-winning machine. The Americans weren’t supposed to stand a chance.
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