International Morning Post Beijing Winter Olympics opening ceremony becomes a global topic

Original title: International Morning Post Beijing Winter Olympics opening ceremony becomes a global topic
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The opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics has become a global topic
Putin said Russia was "fooled" by NATO
More than 5000 flights were cancelled in the United States due to the winter storm
American people: gun violence caused by poor regulation
Police in Ottawa, Canada began to take action against truck drivers protesting against the convoy
Five aides to British Prime Minister Johnson resigned within 24 hours
Macron will visit Russia and Ukraine
Aung San Suu Kyi's corruption case opens for the first time
India's new crown has more than 500000 deaths
Global hot spots:
The opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics has become a global topic

The opening ceremony of the 24th Winter Olympic Games was held at the National Stadium on the evening of February 4. The opening of this world-wide ice and snow event has attracted global attention. CNN broadcast the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics on its front page; In its report, ABC focused on the "high-tech" elements of the Beijing Winter Olympics; The British Guardian paid attention to the scene of passing the Chinese flag at the opening ceremony; Olympic officials also issued a document praising the unique "beginning of spring" fireworks at the Winter Olympics; Japan's Kyodo news agency said "the performance presented with light at the opening ceremony was impressive"; Russian media also launched an intensive reporting model.
Putin said Russia was "fooled" by NATO

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on February 1 that NATO's commitment not to expand eastward "fooled" Russia. Putin said at a press conference after meeting with Hungarian prime minister Orban: "I want to explain once again the logic of our actions and our proposal: as we all know, in those years (NATO) promised us... Not to push even an inch eastward." Putin said: "today, let's see where NATO has expanded: Poland, Romania and the three Baltic countries. They say one thing and do another. As our people say, (we) have been 'fooled' and deceived."
Highlights of America:
More than 5000 flights were cancelled in the United States due to the winter storm
US media reported on the 3rd that a severe winter storm swept across many parts of the United States on the same day, resulting in the cancellation of more than 5000 flights in the United States, the power failure of about 350000 users, and the deaths of at least three people were related to extreme weather. Data from flight tracking website "flightaware" showed that 5249 flights in the United States were cancelled on the 3rd. At the heavily affected Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, 740 departure flights and 673 arrival flights were cancelled, accounting for 75% and 67% of the total departure and arrival flights on the same day, respectively.
American people: gun violence caused by poor regulation
Influenced by novel coronavirus pneumonia outbreak, there has been a significant increase in gun violence in the United States since 2020. Recently, there have been a series of shootings of police in New York. In this regard, the American people criticized the government's weak supervision, resulting in the proliferation of guns and social disorder. According to the latest data released by the US "gun violence archives" website, as of February 2, 2022, the death toll from shooting incidents in the United States had reached 1597 in 2022 alone.
Police in Ottawa, Canada began to take action against truck drivers protesting against the convoy
On February 4 local time, Peter sloley, director of Ottawa police department, Canada, announced the "increased police and restraint strategy" for the protest convoy of truck drivers. The police will send at least 150 additional police officers to Ottawa to help citizens combat illegal acts related to the protesters' occupation.
European highlights:
Five aides to British Prime Minister Johnson resigned within 24 hours
Another aide to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigned and became the fifth prime minister's aide to leave No. 10 Downing Street in the past 24 hours, according to media reports such as Sky News and the BBC on the 4th.
According to the report, the latest resignation is Elena ronazansky, a member of the policy group of the prime minister's office. Her resignation is related to the continuous influence of "party door". Johnson's chief of staff Dan Rosenfeld, Chief Private Secretary Martin Reynolds and communications director Jack Doyle also resigned on the same day after his long-time working partner munira Mirza submitted his resignation on the 3rd.
Macron will visit Russia and Ukraine
French President macron will visit Russia and Ukraine, French officials announced Thursday. Public opinion generally believes that his visit plans to discuss topics such as the situation in Ukraine. According to the current official arrangement, macron will visit Russia on the 7th and Ukraine on the 8th. Macron hinted earlier that he would not rule out the possibility of visiting Russia and pointed out that he was willing to work for easing the situation.
Asia highlights:
Aung San Suu Kyi's corruption case opens for the first time
On February 4 local time, the corruption case involving former democratically elected president Wen Min and former senior minister Daw Aung San Suu Kyi of Myanmar opened a court session in Naypyidaw zebdiri for the first time. According to the defense lawyer, the Myanmar Anti Corruption Commission submitted an investigation report to the court to accuse the defendant of illegally buying and using helicopters. The defense lawyer also submitted a report against the series of allegations. Daw Aung San Kyi has established an Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate a number of allegations in Myanmar.
India's new crown has more than 500000 deaths
[original title] international Morning Post - the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics became a global topic. Putin said Russia was "fooled" by NATO
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