Greece at the Olympics

Olympic Games, Parade of Nations

How the Olympics' Parade of Nations country order works

Viewers from around the world will be tuning in Friday as the 2026 Winter Olympics kick off, watching as nearly 3,000 athletes from countries around the world gather for the opening ceremony's Parade ...

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Winter Olympics 2026 Open in Italy as Greece Leads Parade in Historic Dual Flame Ceremony

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What Is the Order of Countries in the Olympics Opening Ceremony?

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Winter Olympics 2026 quick guide: What to watch on Day 1, Saturday, February 7

Australia's Valentino Guseli will compete in the Big Air snowboard final round on day one.

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Israel team, U.S. Vice President Vance booed at Milan Games opening ceremony

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Relive the Winter Olympics opening ceremony as it happened

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AMC brings audiences to the movies for Milano Cortina Olympics opening ceremony

NBCUniversal and AMC Theatres signed a deal to bring live coverage of the 2026 Milano Cortina Games to over 150 AMC locations across the U.S., the two companies said in a January press release.

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Mix of politics and pride as opening ceremony gets Milano Cortina Olympics under way

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Where to watch Winter Olympics Opening Ceremonies in Nevada

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Why was the US put at the end of the Olympic opening ceremony parade (again)?

It has nothing to do with alphabetical order.

Olympics opening ceremony kicks off 2026 Winter Games in Milano Cortina in style

The 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics are underway after the lighting of the Olympic cauldrons and the Parade of Nations at the opening ceremony.

Everything You Need to Know About the 2026 Olympics Opening Ceremony

The 2026 Winter Olympics are almost here, and we don't want to miss one of the most iconic parts. Here's how to watch the opening ceremony.

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How the First Olympic Games Shaped Modern Competition

Davidson College Visiting Assistant Professor of Classics Allison Smith examines the "distant echoes" of the original Olympic Games and how they compare to the modern global competition. The discussion explores the evolution of the games from a sacred religious sanctuary at Olympia to today's "moving circus" of international host cities.