Francs Games Events Page 178

— September 26, 2013

Sochi, a city of mud

Problems are piling up in Sochi, where Russia is preparing without sacrificing resources for the 2014 Winter Olympics. Less than five months before the event (7 to... Read more "

— September 25, 2013

The story is fanciful, but the information is very serious. Haiti, the “pearl of the Antilles, will organize a Masters Ski World Cup. A real one, according to the rules of the art, authenticated... Read more "

— September 24, 2013

Twenty-five years later...

He went back there. Twenty-five years after the legendary 100m final of the 1988 Games, scene of one of the most spectacular doping cases in history, Ben... Read more "

— September 23, 2013

France / England, the cordial understanding

The oval ball turns less and less round. Since Sunday September 22, it has taken a very uncertain direction. After months of palaver and threats from all... Read more "

— September 21, 2013

In Guyana, we are working to welcome the world

There is a lot of news for the “Guyana advanced base” project. Friday September 20, the GIP in charge of this ambitious initiative, intended to make the overseas region and department... Read more "

— September 20, 2013

Paris on the rise

France hosts the final of the Archery World Cup, Saturday and Sunday in Paris. For the occasion, the competition chose a unique location, the... Read more "

— September 16, 2013

The Little Queen takes on a Quebec accent

Will the future of professional cycling be played out in Canada? The only two stages of the World Tour on the American continent, the Grands Prix of Quebec and Montreal, did not... Read more "

— September 15, 2013

“The French-speaking network is better organized”

End clap on the 7th Francophonie Games. The 2013 edition lowers its curtain this Sunday, September 15, with a closing ceremony at the Charles Ehrmann stadium in... Read more "

— September 13, 2013

All of Europe wants its Euro

Organizing a European Nations Football Championship across the entire continent: the idea launched by Michel Platini for Euro 2020 may have seemed strange, even anachronistic. But the facts... Read more "

— September 12, 2013

The Duck unleashes the wrath of Japan

The Japanese do not appreciate French humor. Or rather, precision, a certain form of humor. That of the satirical weekly Le Canard Enchaîné. The Japanese government protested very officially, this... Read more "