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— November 13, 2024
Reassuring? According to an independent study conducted at the request of the IOC by two professors, the Austrian Robert Steiger of the University of Innsbruck and the Canadian Daniel Scott of the University of... Read more "
— July 25, 2024
Unexpected. Sebastian Coe, the president of World Athletics, and David Lappartient, his counterpart at the ICU, have decided to make common cause to try to bring in two new disciplines... Read more "
— March 29, 2024
A rival for Switzerland? Three European countries, Austria, Italy and Slovenia, have started discussions for a possible bid for the Winter Games in 2038. The governor... Read more "
— January 25, 2024
The date is historic. This Thursday, January 25, marks the 100th anniversary of the opening of the first Winter Olympic Games. They were held in Chamonix, in the French Alps, in... Read more "
— December 20, 2023
End clap for Sapporo. The capital of Hokkaido Prefecture has officially put an end to its plan to host the Winter Games a second time, after 1972.... Read more "
— November 17, 2023
The Winter Games, okay, but not at any cost. This is, in essence, the message of a collective made up of around twenty NGOs, elected officials, athletes and French scientists. Mobilized... Read more "
— October 22, 2023
Long leading the race for the Winter Games in 2030, then presented as a candidate for the next edition, the Japanese city of Sapporo could finally postpone its... Read more "
— October 15, 2023
A formality. Submitted to the vote of the 141st session of the IOC, the principle of a double vote for the attribution of the 2030 and 2034 Winter Games was formally validated on Sunday... Read more "
— June 30, 2023
A Vancouver bid for the Winter Games? For the 2030 edition, the Canadians threw in the towel last year and no longer seem able to return to the... Read more "
— June 22, 2023
Christophe Dubi, the director of the Olympic Games at the IOC, explained it this week on the sidelines of the Executive Board meeting: no less than six countries have... Read more "
