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Russian Olympian who wore 'I Don't Do Doping' t-shirt tests positive for drugs
Nadezdha Sergreeva tested positive for banned stimulant trimetazidine and faces a ban from the Olympic Games being held in Pyongchang, South Korea.
'Love is love': US Olympic skier 'so happy' that candid kiss with boyfriend aired on TV
Team USA skier Gus Kenworthy shared a kiss with his boyfriend Matthew Wilkas at the bottom of the hill before his event on Sunday, and it soon went viral.
What is Olympic Destroyer? Malicious file-wiping malware hits Pyeongchang to embarrass organisers
Over the past few months, researchers observed an uptick in phishing campaigns targeting several Olympics organisations by the Kremlin-linked hacking group Fancy Bear.
CNN slammed over 'whitewash' of Kim Yo-jong's visit to the Winter Olympics
CNN slammed by leading public figures for its praise of North Korean diplomat's visit to South Korea.
Winter Olympics hit by cyberattack during opening ceremony but officials refuse to say who did it
"Best international practice says that you don't talk about an attack," IOC spokesman Mark Adams said.
Olympics costume malfunction: South Korean figure skater defies rink disaster
Yura Min has been praised for continuing her performance with her partner Alexander Gamelin in the Winter Olympics.
Kim Jong-un invites South Korean president for summit but will Moon Jae-in accept the invitation?
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has extended a historic invitation to South Korea's president Moon Jae-in for an inter-Korean summit in Pyongyang.
South Korea ready for drone terrorist attacks at Pyeongchang Winter Olympics
Intensive training under way for police and soldiers to beat terror threats from air and land at XXIII Winter Olympic games.
Kim Jong-un wants you to visit North Korea for your next beach holiday
North Korea will build a "world level" beach resort in the southeast of the country in a bid to attract more tourists to Kim Jong-un's nation.
It's neither Pyongyang Olympics nor Pyeongchang Olympics, it's Peace Olympics, says South Korea
Seoul authorities urged conservative critics to not provoke the North Korean leadership as they hope to improve inter-Korea relations through the Olympics.
Kim Jong-un sends army of cheerleader spies to Winter Olympics
North Korea will send about 400 people south of the border to compete in the Winter Olympics. Speaking to reporters and foreigners is strictly forbidden.
North Korea abruptly cancels crucial Olympics preparation visit to South without explanation
Pyongyang has not made it clear whether the visit is permanently cancelled or temporarily suspended.
Larry Nassar case: Victim of USA Gymnastics doctor says sexual abuse drove her father to suicide
Kyle Stephens says USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's sexual abuse drove her father to suicide. Prosecutors are seeking a life sentence for Nassar.
Olympian Jack Green shames school over rules against dressing up as YouTubers or sports stars
400m hurdles Olympics semi-finalist Jack Green wants children to be able to aim high, criticising a junior school that banned aspirational career dress-up choices.
Russia's notorious Olympic doping lab is now a restaurant and tourist hotspot
The restaurant sells doping-themed cocktails as a way of cashing in on its notoriety of being at the heart of Russia's Olympic doping efforts.
Winter Olympics 2018: Will North Korean athletes who 'fail' in PyeongChang be punished by Kim Jong-un?
Speculation has swirled for decades that everyone from North Korean footballers to coaches are punished for not dominating international sporting championships.
Could Kim Jong-un allow his athletes compete under this pan-Korean Olympic flag?
Relations between North Korea and South Korea have been strained for many years, but one moment in 2000 shows another future is still possible.
Japanese canoeist spiked rival's drink in attempt to get him banned from Olympics
Yasuhiro Suzuki banned from all competition for eight years after putting muscle-enhancing substance in fellow canoeist's drink.
Government accused of withholding £2.5bn of Olympic legacy funds that 'could change millions of lives'
The government has been accused of withholding £2.5bn earmarked for charities, much of which is to be recouped from the sale of assets built for the 2012 Olympic Games.
Winter Olympics 2018 will see 85 robot volunteers, and one will carry the Olympic flame
The multi-sport event, scheduled to take place from 9 to 25 February 2018, will see as many as 85 robot volunteers in action.
Roger Federer reveals if he will play in the Davis Cup and the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
Although they are not his goals at the moment, Roger Federer has refused to rule out the possibility of competing in the Davis Cup and the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
How exactly will esports work as an Olympic event?
The answer may be found in Turkmenistan...
Olympics carve-up between Paris and Los Angeles shows the games have become too expensive
Paris and LA - the only two remaining bidders - have agreed to host the summer games in 2024 and 2028.
'Karoshi': A Tokyo Olympic stadium worker killed himself because he worked too hard
A fifth of the Japanese workforce faces the risk of death from overwork, according to a government survey.
Aljaz Bedene contemplating switch back to Slovenia from England to play at the Olympics
Bedene was granted UK citizenship in 2015 and is the current British number three.
ICC may apply to have cricket as an Olympic sport for the 2024 games
Cricket in the Olympics could lead to more funding and global exposure.
Dubai authorities detain seven members of the Olympic refugee team at airport
The African athletes had been invited to speak at a conference attended by Sheikh Mohammed.
Samsung to harness VR and 5G in two world-firsts at 2018 Winter Olympics
Virtual reality footage to be live-streamed over a 5G network during the South Korea 2018 Olympics.
Who is the Momentum youth movement tackling Hungary's political elite with its 'NOlympia' campaign?
The group has gathered enough signatures for a referendum opposing Budapest's 2024 Olympic bid.
Japan transforms dead smartphones into gold, silver and bronze for Tokyo 2020 medals
Olympics organisers need eight tons of smartphone metal to make 5,000 medals for Tokyo 2020.