Topic: Jacques Rogge

A month before the Olympics, Beijing still failing air-quality test

A month before athletes from around the world will gather in Beijing for the 2008 Olympics, the BBC has found that the city still fails to meet international air-quality standards set by the World Health Organization.

For China's Olympic guests, a not-so-warm welcome

Beijingers say added security rules could stifle the Games.

For China's Olympic guests, a not-so-warm welcome

Beijingers say added security rules could stifle the Games.

Protests or not, Olympic torch officials plan to stay the course

Further demonstrations are expected at upcoming stops, which include Latin America, Africa, and Asia.

Opinion: Olympic boycotts – a bad idea

They don't work. Instead, promote the Olympic truce.

In Paris, Olympic torch ignites protests

Amid numerous disruptions of the torch relay, IOC President Jacques Rogge called on China to quickly resolve unrest in Tibet.

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