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Running against the tide

Friday 15 August '08

An American woman has only won the 400m once at the Olympics, at Los Angeles during the Soviet-led boycott.
Flair and lovely, China set for diving sweep

Thursday 14 August '08

For practitioners of a routine that is so repeatedly and so perfectly rehearsed, Chinese divers show more individual flair...
Saina not looking back in anger

Thursday 14 August '08

Badminton came late to the Olympics, at Barcelona in 1992. But the Games can change the institutional memory of a sport...
Paes-Bhupathi recreate the magic, but long road ahead

Wednesday 13 August '08

For all we know Gael Monfils and Gilles Simon harbour an intense dislike of each other. It may just be that a language...
Abhinav India Bindra

Tuesday 12 August '08

Make no mistake. Abhinav Bindra has lived the last four years for this moment. But once India’s first ever individual gold...
When shooting for glory, every half-millimetre counts

Tuesday 12 August '08

So what is it that Abhinav Bindra did on Monday to get India its first individual Olympic gold, and in fact the country’s first...
Basketball the next football? Beijing sets the ball rolling

Monday 11 August '08

There is a theory, much cited but of apocryphal provenance, that basketball too was invented in China.
Worth the weight... in gold

Monday 11 August '08

The shuttle from the media centre to the Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics Gymnasium on this windy...
Influencing the weather gods, and a dash of politics

Monday 11 August '08

As Sunday dawned grey and wet, flipping the tennis schedule into delays, there came official word that authorities did in...
With medal No 1 up for grabs, India’s first disappointment

Sunday 10 August '08

Shooting is not an obviously entertaining sport, the air rifle even less so. At least trap, with the boom of the shotgun being fired...
Phelps eases to Olympic mark

Sunday 10 August '08

Michael Phelps brought everyone to the edge of their seats this evening in the first heats of the Beijing Games to be settled at the Water Cube...
Magic, Made In China

Saturday 9 August '08

At a time and date considered auspicious, China began perhaps the most keenly watched Olympic Games in history.
Archers bank on experience

Saturday 9 August '08

For a skill that has been tested from the beginning of human interaction to establish prominence...
Art of the matter

Saturday 9 August '08

Art, as they say, talks. As I wave down a taxi on the main road outside what were once 50s-Soviet-style military...
US vs China: Yao flags off games today, slam dunk on Sunday

Friday 8 August '08

One of the big secrets of tomorrow’s opening ceremony of Beijing 2008 was revealed today.
Shot and sweet

Friday 8 August '08

The first gold on offer at the Olympics will once again be the women’s 10m air rifle. The Chinese contingent...
For over a century, Beijing’s been preparing for 08/08/08

Thursday 7 August '08

Step out of the airport terminal, look at the stilled cranes and you know Beijing is not yet done re-imagining itself
Eye on medal, ear for music, Akhil & Co pack a punch

Thursday 7 August '08

You’d think that all a boxer needed to gear up for a big competition was a heavy bag (punching bag to most of us) or a sparring partner.
Running on water, walking on air

Thursday 7 August '08

The National Aquatics Centre is a stadium of the night. Affectionately called the Water Cube...
This is the most opaque financial crisis: Naim

Monday 28 January '08

This is Moises Naim’s 19th year at Davos. In that time he has served as Venezuela’s minister of trade and industry...
Brown’s reforms

Sunday 27 January '08

They say David Cameron, the man who would make the Tories electable in Britain again, has been around too this week.
Reinventing Brand America

Saturday 26 January '08

Sometimes questions are so revealing. In a session in which Rupert Murdoch enjoyed riling...
Bill and Bono

Saturday 26 January '08

Davos holds Bill Gates and Bono very dear as the WEF’s men of good works.
If we don’t balance growth and inflation, I’m sunk, says Chidambaram

Saturday 26 January '08

A big theme this week at Davos has been shifts in economic power and political realignment.
High altitude anthropology

Friday 25 January '08

Davos has become shorthand for a global culture or a global citizen.
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