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— August 21, 2013
At 51, Moroccan Nawal El Moutawakel is today one of the most influential women in the international sports movement, vice-president of the IOC and the IAAF. Less than a... Read more "
— August 20, 2013
His passport is Ukrainian. But Sergei Bubka, the world record holder in the pole vault, is right at home in Moscow. Less than a month before the vote for... Read more "
— August 13, 2013
Less than a month before the election as IOC president, the German Thomas Bach is still the favorite to succeed Jacques Rogge. He responded, since... Read more "
— August 9, 2013
The American Edwin Moses and the Frenchman Patrick Schamasch can put away their files and loosen their ties: the IOC preferred a Briton, Craig Reedie, to chair the World Agency... Read more "
— August 6, 2013
The future of women lies in Africa. At least on the football field. Isha Johansen, 48, a former public relations specialist, was elected to... Read more "
— August 1, 2013
With Thomas Bach, the word favorite has rarely been used so well. The German lawyer, Olympic fencing champion in 1976 in Montreal, is leading the race to succeed Jacques... Read more "
— July 31, 2013
The two-person match becomes a three-person battle. After the Briton Craig Reedie and the Frenchman Patrick Schamasch, a third applicant has just applied for... Read more "
— July 26, 2013
The end of a (false) suspense. The French Rugby Federation (FFR) and the Stade de France concluded, Thursday July 25, long months of negotiations and dialogues... Read more "
— July 22, 2013
The sprint is on, between wrestling, squash and baseball/softball, to win the only ticket put into play in September 2013 for a place in the program... Read more "
— July 18, 2013
Less known to the general public than Sergei Bubka, less influential than Thomas Bach, the Singaporean Ser Miang Ng, 64, presents himself as an outsider in the campaign for... Read more "
