 | International Olympic Committee head Thomas Bach on contact with Peng ShuaiThomas Bach reiterated that the IOC will continue to remain in contact with Peng Shuai, and that he hoped to meet her in Lausanne in summer. |
 | Journalist who spoke to Peng Shuai says doubts remainMarc Ventouillac, one of two journalists for French sports daily L'Equipe who spoke to Peng this week in a restrictive interview, says he is still unsure if she is free to say and do what she wants. |
 | Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai repeats sexual assault denialLast November, Peng Shuai wrote on the Chinese social media site Weibo that retired Chinese Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli had forced her into having a sexual relationship with him. |
 | Peng Shuai says allegation was 'enormous misunderstanding'Peng’s accusations of sexual assault months ago against former vice-premier Zhang Gaoli were scrubbed almost immediately from the internet in China. |
| International Olympic Committee president Bach says Peng Shuai can move freely in ChinaPeng last year accused a former senior Chinese Community Party official of sexual assault. |
 | EXPLAINER | Peng Shuai case shows barriers Chinese women faceWithin China, however, her case has drawn little attention amid the crushing force of official censorship. |
 | Column: 'Games must go on' spiel grows weaker by the dayIt was China's bad luck to land the Winter Games in what turned out to be the time of COVID. But the hosts turned those Olympic ideals on their heads any number of times since. |
| Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai tells paper she never wrote of being assaultedI have never said that I wrote that anyone sexually assaulted me. I need to emphasise this point very clearly, the tennis star said. |
 | New unverified footage of Peng Shuai posted onlinePeng Shuai, a former Wimbledon and French Open doubles champion, alleged former vice-premier Zhang Gaoli of forcing her into sex during an on and off relationship spanning several years. |
| Even amid China boycott, IOC still hit with Peng Shuai questionsThe calls were aimed at conveying a message that Peng was safe despite being absent from public view after the three-time Olympic tennis player accused a top Chinese politician of sexual assault. |
| 'Eating melons', 'that person': Chinese dodge censors to discuss missing tennis star's case onlineThe 35-year-old's allegations spread on Twitter -- which is blocked in China but accessible using special Virtual Private Networks -- and sparked an international outcry. |
 | Suspension of China events over Peng Shuai issue may go beyond 2022: Women's Tennis AssociationPeng dropped out of public view after raising the allegations about former vice premier Zhang Gaoli in a November 2 social media posting that was quickly taken down by Chinese authorities. |
 | Women's tennis body suspends all tournaments in China over Peng Shuai concernsPeng, Wimbledon and French Open doubles champion, was not seen for more than two weeks following her allegation against a top Communist Party leader of sexual assault. |
| WTA remains "concerned' about Peng Shuai's ability to speak freelyPeng, a three-time Olympian and former top-ranked doubles player, has dropped out of public view after accusing former vice-premier Zhang Gaoli of sexual abuse in a social media post on Nov 2. |
| Peng Shuai case is 'maliciously' hyped up: China on tennis star's sexual allegationsPeng, a Wimbledon and French Open doubles champion, was not seen for more than two weeks after she made the accusations against former vice-premier Zhang Gaoli. |
