News

Putin pledges to attend 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing

Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, has promised to visit the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. This makes the president one of the first main world rulers to imply his attendance. His statements showed up in a video call with Xi Jinping, the Chinese president. Xi Jinping said he was waiting for a “get-together”. It comes as a rising number of nations have enlisted a diplomatic sanction of the Games.

This is because of affirmed human rights misuses in China, which Beijing refuses. Mr. Putin said he would like to bring up that they always assist each other when it comes to global sports partnerships. It includes their position against trying to politicize athletics and the Olympic Movement. Mr. Putin noted this in comments brought by state-owned media platform The Global Times.

They accused China of racial killing in its repression of the especially Muslim Uyghur group in Xinjiang. China repeatedly rejected this allegation. The suppression of political liberties in Hong Kong is also among the sensitive problems that have emerged. Worries for Chinese tennis performer Peng Shuai, who was hidden in public for weeks after she condemned a top administration official of sexual assault, are also among the diplomatic problems.

Australia, the UK, the US, and Canada have announced their high-level administrators will not join the winter Games. The game will occur in February as an outcome. Nonetheless, athletes from these nations will attend. China has also made a mission at nations to join the sensitive boycott. China says they would compensate the rate for their mistaken actions.

Australia, Britain, and the United States have utilized the 2022 Winter Olympics outlet for political manipulation. A spokesperson Wang Wenbin at the Chinese foreign ministry, noted this. On Thursday, the Prime Minister of Japan, Fumio Kishida, also said that there is no plan to visit the Games. Canada and the UK administrators will protest the China Olympics. The US will compensate for the Olympics boycott, said China.

Credits: BBC

Ishita Paul

Recent Posts

Rose Handbury denies any rumors of affair with Prince William: Report

You must have seen that rumors are making rounds regarding Rose Hanbury's alleged affair with…

1 month ago

Bank of Japan finally ends its negative lending rate era: Report

In a historic move, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) has increased its key interest rate…

1 month ago

F1 Rookier Oliver Bearman scores points in his debut race for Ferrari

In the Formula 1 World, things are very uncertain and same was the case last…

2 months ago

Jos Verstappen will skip the Saudi GP amid tensions with Red Bull team principal

The Formula One world has been rocked by escalating tensions within the Red Bull Racing…

2 months ago

Jos Verstappen calls for Red Bull team principal Christian Horner to step down

Jos Verstappen, father of Red Bull Racing's star driver Max Verstappen, has publicly stated that…

2 months ago

Rublev defaulted from Dubai Tennis Championship due to yelling on chair umpire

In a dramatic turn of events at the Dubai Tennis Championships, Russian tennis star Andrey…

2 months ago