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How is China dealing with its biggest #MeToo case?
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How is China dealing with its biggest #MeToo case?

Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai’s disappearance after accusing a former high-ranking official of sexual assault has prompted global public outcry — and a WTA boycott. But in China, her allegations were scrubbed from the internet. What does that tell us about Beijing's attitudes towards the #MeToo movement, and threats to the ruling Communist Party? We asked Eurasia Group analyst Allison Sherlock.

The Graphic Truth: Olympic boycotts aren't new
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The Graphic Truth: Olympic boycotts aren't new

Biden and Putin hold virtual meeting as US-Russia tensions increase
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Biden and Putin hold virtual meeting as US-Russia tensions increase

Ian Bremmer shares his insights on global politics this week with a look at Biden and Putin's talk, the US boycott of the Beijing Olympics, and the omicron variant.

Would athletes be exempt from a Beijing 2022 Olympics boycott?
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Would athletes be exempt from a Beijing 2022 Olympics boycott?

Will Western nations boycott next year's Beijing Winter Olympics over China's human rights abuses in Xinjiang? Probably not, says the International Olympic Committee's Dick Pound. But some countries, he anticipates, may opt to only send their athletes — like his native Canada, which has a lot of diplomatic issues with the Chinese. Pound, a former Olympian athlete himself, spoke in an interview with Ian Bremmer on GZERO World.