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Traditionally, Greeks kept politics away from the games to send a message: the time of the Olympic Games should be politics-free. We should do the same.

Business travel in China can be a minefield for the novice but a new book aims to guide the business traveller through the hazards of social intercourse and business life

Billions of people watched the 2008 Beijing Olympics. China went all out to showcase itself as the emerging world leader and prime investment opportunity. Will it work?

After four seasons in the NBA, Mike D'Antoni became a legendary playmaker and coach in Europe before making it as a successful coach in the NBA.

The Asian boom nation and the land of the Olympics have agreed to forge new ties and extend cooperation in economy, education, research and security. Greece and China'

Never before have so many human beings tuned in to watch a single television broadcast. The 2008 Beijing Olympics had history's highest ratings breaking every record.

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Today, August 8, 2008, marks the beginning of the much-hyped Beijing Olympics. Much controversy surrounds the games.

The 2010 World Cup is creating jobs, infrastructure, transportation systems, and a place on the international stage that Africa desperately needs.

Smog, earthquakes, Africa, Dalai Lama, human rights, finance and now Internet & media censorship are headlines that have become synonymous with the 2008 Summer Olympics.

The years and months preceding the Beijing Olympic Games were the most difficult in China's recent history. How did China manage to cope with these challenges?