Winter Olympics 2026: opening ceremony at Milan's San Siro and beyond – live

The article discusses the upcoming opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, Italy. The ceremony will be held in two locations: Milan's San Siro stadium and other venues across Italy. The event will feature a Parade of Athletes and entertainment over the course of nearly three hours.

In other news related to the Olympics:

* Great Britain's mixed doubles curling team beat Sweden (7-4) and Korea (8-2).
* In the women's ice hockey, Japan beat France (3-2) and Switzerland the Czech Republic (4-3 in a sudden-death shootout).
* University and high school students gathered in front of Politecnico di Milana to protest against the presence of ICE agents at the Games.

The article also mentions that there will be two cauldrons lit simultaneously during the opening ceremony, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's geometric studies. The identities of the final torchbearers won't be revealed until they step into the spotlight on Friday night.

Additionally, the article discusses the pressure on the team outfits to deliver and mentions that Mongolia is expected to make a splash with uniforms inspired by the Great Mongol Empire of the 13th-15th century.

The article concludes with a reminder to stay ahead of the games by signing up for the daily briefing.
 
I'm super hyped for the Milan-Cortina Olympics!!! 🤩🏅 Can you believe it's going to be TWO locations? San Siro stadium is gonna be electric! 😃 I love how they're incorporating Leonardo da Vinci's designs into the opening ceremony - it's like, totally unique and cool. And OMG, Mongolia's uniforms are gonna be EPIC! 🙌 They're drawing from the Great Mongol Empire, that's so interesting! 👍
 
🏒️ so like, the Olympics are coming and I'm low-key excited, but also kinda worried that the teams are gonna put too much pressure on themselves? 🤔 I mean, have you seen those Mongolian uniforms? they're fire 🔥! and omg, the cauldrons lit at the same time? that's such a cool touch 😍. but what's with all these protests? i get it, but can't we just enjoy the games without drama? 🤷‍♀️
 
I'm intrigued by the intersectionality of the Olympics and historical references, like the two cauldrons lit simultaneously in Milan-Cortina - it's a fascinating nod to Leonardo da Vinci's work on geometric studies 🤔. At the same time, I wonder if this aesthetic will be perceived as overly elaborate or gimmicky for some viewers. On another note, the Mongolian team's uniforms are an interesting choice - is there a narrative behind why they were chosen? Will it be a marketing strategy to bring attention to Mongolia's rich cultural heritage during the Games?
 
I just love how creative they're being with the opening ceremony! 🎉 I mean, two cauldrons lit at once? That's like something straight outta Leonardo da Vinci's playbook 🤓. And can we talk about Mongolia's uniforms? The Great Mongol Empire vibes are so cool 😎. But what really caught my attention was that university and high school students were protesting in front of the Politecnico di Milano... It's all about being aware of the impact we have on the world around us 🌎. We can't just sit back and enjoy the games without thinking about the people involved. Anyway, can't wait to see how it all comes together! ⏰
 
Ugh, I'm really feeling the stress about these Olympics 🤯... first, the pressure on the teams is so high, and now I'm seeing protests in front of the venues? It's like, can't we just enjoy the sports for once? 🤷‍♀️ But at the same time, I love that there are people standing up for what they believe in. The idea of Mongolia's uniforms being inspired by the Great Mongol Empire sounds amazing though! 🐴💥 That's definitely something to look forward to. And can we talk about how beautiful Italy is? 🌊🏔️ I just wish everyone could find a way to get along and enjoy the games without all the drama 😔
 
can't believe how hyped I am about the 2026 Winter Olympics 🤩! Italy is gonna bring that fire 🔥, especially with da Vinci's geometric vibes 🌐... two cauldrons? That sounds like a match made in heaven ❤️! And omg, the Mongol outfit idea is straight up genius 👑🇲🇳. I'm low-key hoping we see some stunning designs and high fashion on ice 💃. But for real tho, gotta love how inclusive it is, mixed doubles curling, women's hockey, and all that 🤝... can't wait to see who those final torchbearers are 😮!
 
I'm telling you, something fishy is going on here... 🤔 first, it's the Olympics in Milan-Cortina and now protests against ICE agents? What's really going on? They're talking about Mongol Empire-inspired uniforms but I bet that's just a distraction from something bigger. And have you seen the design for those cauldrons? That looks suspiciously like ancient symbolism to me... 🚨
 
man i'm so stoked about the milan-cortina olympics its gonna be epic! 🎉 the idea of two cauldrons lit simultaneously is straight fire 🔥 and i love how mongolia's uniforms are inspired by the great mongol empire, it's like a time machine in action ⏪ cant wait to see those beautiful outfits on the athletes! 🤩 and omg the protest against ice agents at politecnico di milano was totally understandable i mean who wants usis ruining their uni experience? 😂 anyway gotta stay ahead of the games by signing up for that daily briefing, dont wanna miss any highlights 💥
 
Just imagine walkin' into San Siro stadium on game day and seein' those two cauldrons lit up - it's gonna be EPIC 🏅💥! The way they're inspirin' it from Leonardo da Vinci's stuff is so cool, it's like the Olympics are blendin' art & tech together. And OMG, Mongolia's uniforms are supposed to bring back ancient vibes from the Great Mongol Empire? That's like, wow... I'm hyped for the fashion! 🤩 But gotta wonder about those students protestin' - it's good they're speakin' out, but also kinda sad that they're worried 'bout ICE agents at the games... 🤕
 
so the olympics are coming 🎉 and i'm already feeling the hype, especially with milan-cortina as the host city - the way they're combining old and new architecture is gonna be insane! 🔥 i love how they're incorporating art and history into the ceremony, like that parade of athletes and the simultaneous lighting of two cauldrons inspired by da vinci's geometric studies. 🌐 it's gonna be so cool to see.

i'm also intrigued by the fashion aspect - teams need to deliver on their outfits this time around, with some countries pulling out all the stops with unique designs... like mongolia's great mongol empire-inspired look for example 🤝 i'm excited to see how they'll bring that to life!

anyway, if you wanna stay up-to-date on all the latest olympics news, make sure to sign up for those daily briefings - can't wait to dive into all the action 💪
 
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