olympic committee. so it wasn't actually what a suggestion until in fact that suggestion wasn't docked it has been put forward by fancy bears and picked up by the media as being that i don't think is actually correct i don't think that water we're pushing entirely for a ban i think was pressure on water to the to push for a ban of russia but i don't think that pressure was coming in certainly from water as france you does suggest so if you think u.s. sports officials actually played a significant role in the scandal i mean do you think it's possible that water could actually take over the i.o.c. . no i think that i think that's frankly cloud cuckoo land i mean you know i don't know that i think that what the u.s. olympic committee wants it and they clarified this in the same e-mail if you read the actual evidence transceivers hacked in syria they don't mention this in their in their sort of statement. they actually clarified what the u.s. wanted was an independent testing with r.t. and when the i.c. sai

seem to show incredibly high tensions between international olympic committee officials and wada and by extension also richard mclaren whose reports on alleged doping across russian sport started all this back in two thousand and sixteen of course so where is the bond blood coming from between these two organizations well according to the e-mails it looks like wada is pushing back against the i.o.c. reportedly water at one point was actually making attempts to withdraw from the jurisdiction i mean they could both tast and punish athletes that they found to be guilty of any sort of doping violations and apparently the i.o.c. was strongly against the idea of water become becoming jury judge and executioner on that front and an email about a meeting where such a move was discussed detailed mistrust and tension aimed at i.o.c. members now we see that according to one of the leaked emails i.o.c. officials even accused mcclaren of flat out lying about their level of communication but. in the two organizations as well is that correct yes there's another email from the i.o.c. is director gen

allegedly a rift between two of the biggest organizations in the world of sports the international olympic committee and the world anti-doping agency the leaked e-mails suggest american officials were seeking waters independence from olympic chiefs so they could you know that really apply sanctions. could discuss the matter in detail with my colleague. while these e-mails leaks by the fancy bears hacking group allegedly from officials in the i.o.c. seem to show incredibly high tensions between international olympic committee officials and why and by extension mclaren has reported on alleged doping across russian sport started all this back in two thousand and sixteen of course so where is the bond blood coming from between these two organizer. well according to the emails it looks like wada is pushing back against the i.o.c. reportedly was one point was actually making attempts to withdraw from i.o.c. jurisdiction mean they could both test and punish athletes that they found to be guilty of any sort of doping violations and apparently the i.o.c. was strongly against the idea of water become becoming

i wasjust going to say that the olympic committee itself is now under scrutiny, because this went onthe abuse happened to so many girls? absolutely. he was considered the most renowned, prestigious doctor who served as a team doctor in the olympics with these young women, appease them, often in public spaces, and, one of the olympic gold medallist, actually, had said that there needed to be an independent enquiry into what happened, because she did not believe that others did not have some kind of inkling of what was happening, or didn't receive any reports from any other girl, of what he was doing? and so, this has really shaken the sport to its core, and damages repetition. you have had advertisers pulling out, young women questioning their dedication to those that they were trying to serve, and it was a really important step, here, that we hear that the us olympic committee will hold an investigation into what has happened. many thanks. for the first time ever, researchers in china have successfully created new monkeys. they use the same technology that was used to clone dolly the

minutes into the program you're welcome back russia's olympic committee has condemned the list of its athletes to compete in the winter olympics russia's most prominent sportsmen and women have been excluded the total number of those allowed to go to south korea next month has been reduced from an initial five hundred person squad to one hundred sixty nine athletes the head of the russian committee is demanding justice for the competitors. who will stand for the interests of all it's we are sure they're clean we haven't had any claims in terms of doctrine but the list doesn't include russia smallest prominent athletes. ok let's cross live night or tease me if i'm not who has been following developments on this it does seem like a never ending saga this doesn't it we've just two weeks away from the opening ceremony maria what does this mean for the russian athletes. well it could be a said news but there is actually no surprise we heard about russia's leading athletes not invited to the games in pyongyang this february several days ago now the country's olympic committee has just confi

the international olympic committee is to reveal today which russian athletes will be allowed to compete in the winter games though some of the country's top medal hopefuls have already beaten back. the bottle will be visiting the u.k. in the second half of this year and he tried by activists planning to greet the u.s. president. with big protests. billionaire george soros brands google and facebook a menace to society just by investing in both platforms. also this hour russia and the british satire the death of stalin from center claiming the film distorts history and causes a. midmorning on saturday here in moscow you're watching r.t. international in the entire news team here a very warm welcome to here. and less than two weeks the winter olympics get underway in south korea and later today the international olympic committee is to reveal which russian athletes will be allowed to compete but russia has already had bad news with a number of its medal hopefuls banned in recent days. leading the way we. recently qualified fortunately by necessity surely emailing is crucial to you. yes th

pull this decision leaves many questions and here's why early in december the international olympic committee to bend russia from participating in the upcoming winter olympic games in turn following the investigation that lasted several months over. doping allegations dozens of fasteners were banned disqualified from the games but the biggest concern now is that among those who were not invited are those whose names never mentioned during this investigation their names never emerged in connection with doping allegations. so it is unclear what's behind their ban the association of international olympic winter sports federation has asked the i.o.c. to explain what is behind this decision one of their representatives has said that they are sure that their raw clean athletes among those not invited to the games. it is very there is no direct proof of guilt be you tested human numerous occasions and never tested positive for a banned substance earlier the head of the international olympic committee has said that the committee wants to invite so-called clean athletes from russia to participate in t

the international olympic committee is to reveal today which russian athletes will be allowed to compete in the winter games some of the country's top medal hopefuls have already. will be visiting the u.k. in the second half of this year with activists trying to greet the u.s. president with huge protests. and billionaire george soros brands google and facebook menace to society despite testing in both platforms. international of russia british satire the death of stalin from cinemas claiming the film distorts history and causes of. joining us here on r.t. international nine o'clock. on saturday morning here in moscow come your latest world headlines. the international olympic committee is to reveal today which russian athletes will be allowed to compete in the winter olympics next month but russia has already had bad news for the number of its medal hopefuls banned in recent days. was love the way it was in the time it. was because of the it was my really as a muslim to it was. yes that was the one thing you know for me i want to eat a good role that i'm rational at least one battles ri

next month's winter games by the international olympic committee but some top medal hopefuls are not on the list. a massive explosion rocks the diplomatic district in the afghan capital kabul killing at least ninety five people and injuring one hundred sixty. the u.k. confirms donald trump will visit the country this year while activists are already planning to greet the president with big protests. this is r.t. international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. the international olympic committee has announced one hundred sixty nine russian athletes will be able to take part in next month's winter games in south korea the i.o.c. hasn't published the names of the athletes but the number matches the size of the team announced by russia earlier this week and it's already known some of the country's top medal hopefuls will be unable to compete. i. was left with a weakness of my. time to speak well of course of a bias i was surely in my belly as much as a material of the time i haven't. yet that was just three of us accommodating elf carry out what

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winter olympics they'll also be sending a joint women's ice hockey team if the international olympic committee approves. also on the program. a meeting of chancellors but was there a meeting of minds on st sebastian colson germany's angela merkel have been trying to find common ground on the divisive issue of migration political correspondent will tell us how much progress they made. and catalonia is parliament reopens gearing up for further confrontation with the spanish government could lawmakers defy madrid once again invoke this man exam played a college pushed back into power. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us north and south korea have agreed to march under one flag at the opening ceremony of next month's winter olympics it's a small step towards less tension in the region but it won't be the first time the two koreas have marched together at the two thousand and three world university games they entered the stadium under the so-called korean unification flack and since two thousand they've also much together at three some of the picket. at the. a

the russian olympic committee slams the i.o.c. for excluding some of the country's top medal hopes from the upcoming winter games inside. just a few moments into a brand new day here in moscow friday january twenty sixth my names you know neil welcome to the program our top story turkey's foreign minister has hit the u.s. saying he does not believe washington is a trustworthy partner tensions are escalating between the two nato allies or turkey's offensive against american backed kurdish militias in northern syria which on korea the scribe's terrorists. at the moment said the u.s. hasn't kept any promises and mr trump told president everyone on the phone that no more weapons will be given to the why should we want to see guns put into action well tensions between the u.s. and turkey have been escalating ever since the u.s. announced its collaboration with kurdish forces in northern syria but trump an air on have attempted to ease tensions but somehow that seems to have gone wrong as well the turkish foreign minister had a few thin

international olympic committee has announced that one hundred sixty nine russian athletes will be invited to take part in the upcoming winter games in south korea the organization didn't publish the names of the athletes cleared the number matches the team size announced by russia earlier this week and it's thought that some of the country's top medal hopefuls will have to remain at home. well it was a love hate weakness and i am of pakistani politician of a biased i surely am i really as much as a material of one of the. yes that was yes the higher quality health care hurry up and eat yet again for all that time paschal the past one that he has yet or at least yet believe that he lives that instantly and i am glad to see it's yeah with which was that i asked which was which was kept at that flannel i think before me that is that one was the land mass he was to buy and i think in. my thoughts are leaving everything behind and returning home it was my dream to compete in the olympics and i was working towards the go through hundreds and thousands of difficulties through sweat and blood. of

the international olympic committee has approved plans for north korea to participate at next month'srom north and south can march under the same flag at the opening ceremony. the agreement comes after months of heightened tension on the korean peninsula over the testing of nuclear weapons by the north. imogen foulkes reports from ioc headquarters in the swiss city of lausanne. two koreas face—to—face. such is the tension on the korean peninsula that this meeting, ostensibly about the olympics, became something much more. here in lausanne, the two sides spoke together for hours. they emerged with an agreement and the blessing of the international olympic committee. the ioc has approved their request to have their delegations marching together as one under the name korea. for the first time, the two koreas, divided since the 1950s, will field a unified team — women's ice hockey — and the olympic committee has relaxed its strict qualification deadlines to allow 22 north korean athletes to compete. handshakes, smiles and public signatures — these are not political leaders, but representa

not invited to the games in pyong china this february several days ago and now the country's olympic committee just confirmed it among those who did not receive the official invitation there were expecting that our top ranking athletes the country's major hopefull such as six time olympic champion in short tread skating invicta on cross-country skier sygate was to go for two thousand and fourteen olympic gold medalist in the bay affluent until she pulled in he has his reaction to this news i was shocked by the news i thought if i lived. everything behind him returning home it was my dream to compete in the olympics and i was working towards the goal through hundreds and thousands of difficulties through sweat and blood throughout my sporting career i have never given any one reason to doubt that i'm clean i've even avoided taking ordinary determines that's why it's more difficult for me to accept what's happened i was devastated by grief after receiving this terrible news later on i realise that you should never give up life does and then it's important to carry on you should fight to protect

international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate partridge the international olympic committee has announced one hundred sixty nine russian athletes will be able to take part in next month's winter games in south korea the i.o.c. hasn't published the names of the athletes but the number matches the size of the team announced by russia earlier this week and it's already known some of the country's top medal hopefuls will be unable to compete. well it was tough to get him much of pakistani politician of a biocide surely in my belly is which is a pretty good of much of the. yes that was just the house accommodating health care hurry up and eat here again for all that time paschal the past one that he has yet or at least yet believe that he leaves i do things we have i am glad to see it's yeah with which was that i asked which was which was capital at that flannel i think before me that is that dog was not going to ask us to buy and i think in. my thoughts are leaving everything behind and returning home it was my dream to competed in pigs and i was working towards the go through hundr

banning of clean athletes the head of the olympic committee says everyone who took illicit substances must be punished but that the measures taken against russian athletes have been politically motivated one french by athlete has claimed that the finger is being unfairly pointed at the whole country and the international biathlon union had to go as claimed the organization has not been involved in the decision making process russian athletes from seven different disciplines are said to be missing from the list that includes five prominent russian short track speed skaters three by afghan champions and a two time world champion cross-country skier none of them have ever tested positive for doping a number of russian hockey players bobsledders and figure skaters are also missing still the humanitarian group has been targeted in the eastern afghan city of jalalabad we'll bring you more on that story after this break. kaiser one more of my guide to financial survival this. is a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these are all sorts of clearly not accountabl

the international olympic committee is to reveal today which russia will be allowed to compete in the winter games. of the country's top medal hopes. will be visiting the u.k. in the second this year. promising to greet the u.s. president with big protests. george soros a bronze google and facebook a menace to society despite investing in both. british . film just told history courses are facts. it is turning midday here in moscow on this saturday thanks for joining us this is r.t. and tonight. in less than two weeks the winter olympics get underway in south korea and later today the international olympic committee is to reveal which russian athletes will be allowed to compete but russia has already had bad news with a number of its medal hopefuls banned in recent days. well it was a love of the economist and i am i am i was because of the violence i was surely my earliest which is a material that i was. yes that was just the house accommodating elf to hurry up and eat a good role that i'm passionate the athlete one. has yet as yet we've got a lead in three and i am glad it's yeah wel

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a number of international athletes as well as the heads of olympic committees have condemned of the banning of athletes who have never tested positive for banned substances the head of the bulgarian olympic committee says everyone who broke the rules must be punished but the measures taken against russian athletes have been politically motivated one french biathlete has also said he believes the finger is being unfairly pointed at the whole country and the international union head has claimed that the organization has not been involved in the decision making process russian athletes from seven different disciplines are said to be missing from the list of eligible competitors for the list includes five prominent russian short track speed skaters there are also three champions and a two time world champion cross-country skier none of them.

the international olympic committee is to reveal today which russian athletes will be allowed to compete in the winter games and some of the country's top medal hopefuls have already been. told trump will be visiting the u.k. in the second half of this year and he trump activists are planning to greet the u.s. president with big protest. billionaire george soros brands google and facebook a menace to society and despite investing in both potter book. also this hour russia bans british satire the death of stalin from cinemas claiming the film distorts history and the forces of. today worldwide news headlines live from moscow thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. in less than two weeks the winter olympics get underway in south korea and later today the international olympic committee is to reveal which russian athletes will be allowed to compete but russia has already had bad news with a number of its medal hopefuls banned in recent days. leading us to be able to. sleep well especially minus a surely i believe is the answer to. every . time crash of the past. yeah yeah i was ye

welcome back now the russian hacking group is claiming the canadian olympic committee covered up its national poll vote champion testing positive for doping prior to the rio olympics. joins us in the studio with the details now so what are they claiming to have dug up here the activists have found an email exchange and it is supposedly between the people from the canadian olympic committee and also on another canadian sport fourteen which is responsible for sport ethics in the country and the emails reveal some of what allegedly was happening behind the scenes of canadian sport around the rio olympics and you won't be impressed because it looked like attempts to play down an anti-doping rule violation and also. quickly. trying to do some quirky damage control so here's the athlete to the center. well it's all about the case of former hold champion shawn barber in prior to the olympics he tested positive for cocaine but instead of being thrown out of the olympics after several and tarnal disciplinary proceedings and cat of the for the pole vaulter was allowed to go moreover for a while

the international olympic committee has announced that 22 north korean competitors will take part in e ioc said that the teams would march under a single flag and under one name, korea. our correspondentjoins us now. imagine, that almost sounds as if 70 years of conflict have been resolved just like that! it's a lot more complicated than that, isn't it?l good deal more complicated. i think that would be a very, very overoptimistic interpretation of what happened here today. it is good news, but it is about sport, it is about the olympics. and we know that north korea and south korea in the past have tried to present a more unified front of the sporting field. let's not forget in 2006 and the winter olympics they marched under the same flag at the opening ceremony together. this time, they are going further, fielding a unified women's ice hockey team. the international olympic committee, in quite an exceptional measure, has relaxed its deadlines for registration and allowed 22 north korean athletes to take place. the games start in just three weeks' time. but whether this kind of harmo

the russian hacking group fund see baz is claiming that the canadian olympic committee positive doping test of its national poll champion prior to the rio olympics early my colleague discussed the details with. well it looks like an eyebrow raising e-mail exchange supposedly between the people from the canadian olympic committee and also their national body that is responsible for sports ethics some pretty disappointing tactics in there it looked like attempts to play down an anti-doping rule violation and some corkey damage control around the summer olympics in rio and here's the athlete at the center of this what can you tell us about him well it's all of the case of the former pole vault champion from canada his name is shawn barber prior to rio he had tested positive for cocaine but instead of being thrown out of the olympics after several and turned all disciplinary proceedings with that in canada he was allowed to go and moreover this case was hidden from the international olympic committee for a while to see u.s.c. was not permitted to disclose sean sue wish and prior to or duri

the international olympic committee is to reveal today which question athletes will be allowed to compete in the winter games as thumb off the country's top medal hopefuls happen. ready being banned. donald trump and will be visiting the u.k. in the second half of this year with anti trump activists planning to greet the u.s. president with huge protests. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me nicky air and now we start this hour with breaking news from afghanistan where an explosion in the diplomatic district of kabul has killed forty and left at least one hundred forty injured that's according to reports citing the country's health ministry the taliban says it carried out the attack a blast as those who have been caused by an explosives laden loaded into an ambulance we're going to be bringing you a live report from the city in just a few minutes so stay with us for that. so other news this hour now in less than two weeks the winter olympics get underway in south korea and later today the international olympic committee is to reveal which russian athletes will be

the international olympic committee has announced that one hundred sixty nine russian athletes will be invited to take part in the upcoming winter games in south korea but the organization didn't publish the names of the athletes cleared the number did much the team size announced by russia earlier this week and it's thought that some of the country's top medal hopefuls will have to remain at. the office of the day with my. answer to the qualification of a biocide surely my belly is going to just to get to the. yes that was the highlight accommodating you know for me i won't be here again for all the time passion of the past one. was yes absolutely that a lot i didn't get i am glad it's yeah with me just the way us which was just kept that at that flat i think before me that is that was not going to ask us to buy and i think. i thought through leaving everything behind and returning home it was my dream to compete in the olympics and i was working towards the go through hundreds and thousands of difficulties through sweat and blood. of a sort of surface rust. mostly of the idea. before

olympic committee they were going to take over water through the back door to take over the. iraqi security services the forcing refugees to leave camps and return to their homes despite their homes being an unsafe areas these claims saw the light of day in a reuters article fighting unnamed humanitarian workers is that more than thirteen thousand families have been forced back to dangerous things those who returned faced a whole host of problems from tribal conflicts to booby traps left by fleeing islamic state fighters it is also claims that at least fourteen people have been killed as a result of these forced returns we spoke to refugees and i count about their fears of going back home. we moved to this camp three years ago we don't want to return to our home yet we're afraid of tribes the houses are destroyed we have no place to live but the fields with it houses the looted even the ones are torn out of the bulls and there's lots of booby traps five days ago our neighbors there started to find a woman some water something went off and now they kids are in hospital is so s

to compete as neutrals two months earlier a similar decision was taken by the international olympic committee but while all eyes are on russia now allegations of doping violations are surfacing elsewhere in the world. in the run up to next month's winter games the issue of doping has taken the main stage once again seeing the majority of russian athletes banned and those eligible to participate forced to compete under a neutral flag and frankly at this point when you hear doping you think russia but is the problem really reserved to just the one country i'm afraid the answer is

olympic committee as well isn't it a big business is it even possible and for water to actually take over the i.o.c. . what you would have it basically that if was. of course the word debates like two years ago how would this work. on the second record. so there was these debates at the time of it as well and now it's been highlighted that there were a lot of lawyers being told by. by richard mclaren and before he was doing and so on and even for example when fifa said that they were in contact with water about trying to give information get information water on the car and boat claimed that they didn't talk about it so we see disc and web logs being taken over and what it will be at the takeover i.o.c. board actors i now do and the u.s. olympic committee they would like to take over water and then through the back door take over the area of. yeah in one of the emails that i was discussing earlier the i.o.c. official allegedly cast doubt on mclaren's intentions saying his reports were meant to achieve a total blanket ban on russia ignoring the i.o.c. stance on the warning to go after

the international olympic committee is to reveal today which russian author leads will be allowed to compete in the winter games some of the country's top medal hopefuls have already been bad. donald trump will be visiting the u.k. in the second this year. the u.s. president. or the. british the death of. course is. headlines live here on our international we do start this hour with breaking news from afghanistan. an explosion in the diplomatic district of kabul has killed seventeen and injured at least one hundred. that's according to reports citing the country's interior ministry the blast. caused by a car bomb and very shortly here on the program we hope to bring you a live report from the city that in just a few minutes. the news this hour in less than two weeks the winter olympics get underway in south korea and later today the international olympic committee is to reveal which russian athletes will be allowed to compete but russia has already had bad news with a number of its medal hopefuls in recent days. well it wasn't love was i am was because of a bias i was surely in my be

you number of international athletes as well as the heads of olympic committees have condemned the banning of athletes who've never tested positive for banned substances the head of the bulgarian olympic committee says everyone who broke the rules must be punished by the measures taken against russian athletes have been politically motivated one french biathlete has also said he believes the finger is being unfairly pointed at the whole country and the international union head has claimed that the organization has not been involved in the decision making process russian athletes from seven different disciplines are said to be missing from the list of eligible competitors. including five prominent russian short track speed skaters three champions and a two time world champion a cross-country skier none have ever tested positive for doping a number of russian ice hockey players bob sliders and figure skaters who didn't even participate in the sochi two thousand and fourteen olympic games are also missing from the list of those eligible to go some sports unions and federations have already de

the international olympic committee has announced one hundred sixty nine russian athletes will be able to take part in next month's winter games in south korea the i.o.c. hasn't published the names of the athletes but the number matches the size of the team announced by russia earlier this week and it's already known some of the country's top medal hopefuls will be unable to compete. well it was a love hate weakness and much of time attack was a recall of course of a bias i was surely in my belly as much as a material of one of the women. yes that was just me i was looking on a thing at all for her reality a good role that i'm paschal the athlete one. has yet atlas yet leave that he leaves i do with as we have i am glad to see it's yeah with which was the way us which much was kept at that flat i think before me that is that dog was not going to ask us to buy and i think in. my thoughts are leaving everything behind and returning home it was my dream to competed in pigs and i was working towards the go through hundreds and thousands of difficulties through sweat and blood. of a such a

olympic committee is now demanding from the entire usa gymnastics board. >>> the warriors have one of their best shooting performances of the season and the victory against the timberwolves last night. the warriors made a season-high 21-3-pointers. kevin durant, a trooper performance. 28 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds. his 10th career triple-double. the splash brothers, steph curry and klay thompson scored 25 apiece. klay thompson had 7 of nine as the warriors took down the timberwolves, 126-113. the warriors have a big game tomorrow night. they will host the boston celtics. >>> and next month all-star game, kevin durant will face off against his will your teammates. kevin durant was select did number one as a starter on lebron james' team. this year's game was changed. the format was changed. the team captains selected their squads condo like they do on -- like they do in the playground. former usc star, demar derozan, klay thompson, draymond green and oakland native out of portland, damien lillard will play with steph curry. >>> the goal light was flashing last night's game betw

allegedly a rift between two of the biggest organizations in the world of sports the international olympic committee and the world anti-doping agency believed e-mails suggest american officials were seeking waters independence from olympic chiefs so they could unilaterally apply sanctions earlier artie's volga discuss the matter in detail with my colleague macaire. well these emails leaked by the fancy bears hacking group allegedly from officials in the i.o.c. seem to show incredibly high tensions between international olympic committee officials and wada and by extension also richard mclaren whose reports on the alleged doping across russian sport started all this back in two thousand and sixteen of course so where is the blood coming from between these two organizations well according to the emails it looks like wada is pushing back against the i.o.c. reportedly was one point was actually making attempts to withdraw from i.o.c. jurisdiction mean they could both test and punish athletes that they found to be guilty of any sort of doping violations and apparently the i.o.c. was strongly against the

olympics committee. it comes just days after the former team doctor, dr. larry nasser was sentenced. >> rosemary, the u.s. olympic committee says the first step for usa gymnastics all board members must resign by wednesday. it comes after several victims of larry nasser criticized usa gymnastics and the olympic committee for failing to protect them. it encourages them to reform its color and believes reform must start with a new board. in addition it says all usa gymnastics staff must complete safe training. if usa gymnastics does not meet the conditions it would be decertified. >> we need to hold these organizations accountable. usa gymnastics, msu, they need an independent investigation. this is bigger than larry nasser. we have to get to bottom of how this disaster happened. >> usa gymnastics released a statement saying it embraces the requirement but it did not say whether the full board would resign or not. the victims also accused michigan state university of ignoring their sexual abuse claims against nassar. today students at msu are planning to pro

seem to show incredibly high tensions between international olympic committee officials and wada and by extension also richard mclaren whose reports on alleged doping across russian sport started all this back in two thousand and sixteen of course so where is the blood coming from between these two organizations well according to the emails it looks like wada is pushing back against the i.o.c. reportedly was one point was actually making attempts to withdraw from i.o.c. jurisdiction mean they could both test and punish athletes that they found to be guilty of any sort of doping violations and apparently the i.o.c. was strongly against the idea of water become becoming jury judge and executioner on that front and an email about a meeting where such a move was discussed detailed mistrust and tension aimed at i.o.c. members now we see that according to one of the leaked emails i.o.c. officials even accused mcclaren of lying about the level of communication between the two organizations as well is that correct yes there's another e-mail from the i.o.c. as director general to richard mcla

north korea's representative to the olympic committee has said his country's athletes are likely to participate in the winter olympics that south korea is hosting next month the two countries are set to discuss the issue on tuesday after making overtures towards more dialogue earlier this week u.s. president donald trump has called the talks a big step. after the politicians tried and failed it's taken to figure skaters to break the ice on the korean peninsula but seoul that makes up the modest north korean winter olympic team that will likely no participate in pyongyang the news went down well with south korea's major ally the u.s. president donald trump saying he hoped it was a sign of things to come i would love to see them take to be on the olympics we have a very good relationship with south korea i would love to see it go far beyond the other things absolutely just probably time will get involved but i like the idea of dealing with the olympics that should be between those two countries trump statement echoed comments made on friday by north korea's mean i like china the chinese will sure

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