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23.10.2010, 15:27
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Russia's Alya Mustafina has picked up another gold at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships.
26.02.2010, 23:26
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Vladimir Putin says Russia's Olympic team has time to recover and prepare for the next Winter Games, which will be held in the country's resort city of Sochi.
13.02.2010, 03:31
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A men’s luge contestant died Friday after his sled crashed during a practice run in Whistler, Canada. Nodar Kumaritashvilli reportedly lost control of his sled, flying off the track and slamming into a steel pole.
31.08.2010, 23:17
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The Olympic Committee of Russia has launched a contest for the future mascot of the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games.
13.02.2010, 10:56
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The Olympic torch has finally arrived in Vancouver, the venue for the Olympic Winter Games, after a 106-day cross-Canada relay. California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger carried the traditional symbol of the Games.
20.08.2009, 09:24
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After years of campaigning, women's boxing has finally been added to the Olympics and with it comes the hope of glory for Russian fighters. RT caught up with two boxers, hoping to make it into the ring in London 2012.
02.10.2009, 21:03
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The second largest city in Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, will host the Summer Olympics in 2016. This is the first time the Olympics will take place in South America.
01.03.2010, 06:58
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The 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver are history now. It is Russia's turn next, as the Winter Games will come to Sochi in four years' time.
08.09.2010, 16:38
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Olympic champion Evgeny Plushenko is planning to submit a request for the reinstatement of his status as an amateur figure skater in order to take part in his home Sochi 2014 Winter Games.
05.10.2010, 14:28
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When one thinks of sport in Russia, Moscow, St. Petersburg and Kazan are the obvious heavyweight cities. Few would include Kamchatka as a hub of world-class activity. RT takes up Part 2 of its Kamchatka-in-Focus series.
Published: 17 April, 2009, 13:18
Olympic athletes from Russia and Lithuania, irrespective of their respective nations’ political differences, have decided to train side-by-side in preparation for the Olympics.
Why should it be a surprise that two neighbouring countries should co-operate with each other? The surprising thing rather is that despite many invitations, as far as I am aware for 18 years no President or Prime Minister of sovereign Russia has visited any of the three Baltic countries – countries that are not only Russia’s immediate neighbours, but an important key to Russia’s better relations with the EU and with NATO. This remarkable Russian behaviour towards three peaceful neighbours with whom Moscow says it wants to have good relations is what should be making news at RT, not the fact that some cyclists train together.