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— March 11, 2021

American athletes will be vaccinated

Good news for American athletes. According to their National Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC), those selected and potential selected for the Tokyo Games should all be vaccinated soon... Read more "

— January 11, 2021

Dick Pound targets Los Angeles 2028

Dick Pound is in great shape. The Canadian leader, oldest member of the IOC, is now attacking the United States. He rightly believes that the behavior of the Americans... Read more "

— December 7, 2020

Donald Trump signed

It's done. As expected, Donald Trump, the future former president of the United States (he will remain in office until January 20), promulgated at the very end of last week the “... Read more "

— December 2, 2020

A first victory for the players

It's done. Or almost. The players of the United States national football team have won a first fight against their federation (USSF) in their battle for equality. Both... Read more "

— November 17, 2020

A law to rule the world

Worrying. The American Senate adopted a bill on Monday, November 16, which could well shake up the current order of things in the fight against doping. It actually authorizes... Read more "

— October 19, 2020

Threat to the future of Olympic sports

In the United States, the health crisis is not only having the effect of cutting into the budget of the National Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC). In the longer term, it threatens the future of... Read more "

— June 29, 2020

John Carlos joins the movement

Mobilization continues in the United States to push the IOC to abolish, or at least relax, rule 50 of the Olympic Charter on the ban on expressing a political or racial opinion... Read more "

— June 24, 2020

Avery Brundage unbolted

The mobilization against racism born from the death of George Floyd is embedded in the Olympic world. A statue of the former IOC president, the American Avery Brundage, has been removed... Read more "