The International Olympic Committee (IOC) - Results from #120

The Olympic movement is just as racist as ever
From Tokyo to Tokyo, it has been 57 years of change for the Olympic Games
Flame extinguished as delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympics comes to a close
Carissa Moore of the United States won gold in the women's surfing competition, as the sport made its debut at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics ©Getty Images
Sharing videos on social media from Tokyo Olympics is not allowed: IOC
Trinidad and Tobago's 3 covid19-positive Olympians in 'good spirits'
Italian rower awarded Olympic bronze medal after missing final due to COVID-19
Raven Saunders: What the Olympian's X protest means to her
NBCUniversal to be "profitable" on Tokyo 2020 in spite of TV audience decline and "drum-beat of negativity"
Athletes Are Fighting the Olympic Ban on Protests
IOC urge athletes to follow COVID-19 masks and distancing rules at Tokyo 2020
WHO Director General: “May these Games be the moment that unites the world, and ignites the solidarity and determination we need to end the pandemic together”
IOC posts $55 million deficit with Tokyo TV rights revenue pushed into 2021
“FASTER, HIGHER, STRONGER - TOGETHER” - IOC SESSION APPROVES HISTORIC CHANGE IN OLYMPIC MOTTO
Close encounters - handling of COVID contacts a balancing act at Tokyo 2020
IOC PRESIDENT MEETS TOKYO GOVERNOR KOIKE WITH EIGHT DAYS TO GO UNTIL THE OLYMPIC GAMES
SIGNIFICANT CHANGES TO OLYMPIC GAMES TOKYO 2020 VICTORY CEREMONIES TO RESPECT COVID-19 COUNTERMEASURES
Haiti to compete at Tokyo 2020 despite crisis following assassination of President
JOINT STATEMENT ON SPECTATOR CAPACITIES AT THE OLYMPIC GAMES TOKYO 2020
Fans barred from all Olympic events in Tokyo as COVID-19 fears grow

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