Francs Games Events Page 179

— September 11, 2013

“The Rio Games, a primary concern”

Barely elected, already perfectly ordered. The new Thomas Bach version of the IOC did not wait for the bellows to fall from the highly publicized session in Buenos Aires to... Read more "

— September 6, 2013

In Nice, all the winners will speak French

The three shots will be struck at the end of the afternoon, this Saturday, September 7, for the 7th edition of the Francophonie Games. Ten days of sporting and cultural competitions... Read more "

— September 1, 2013

The month of September at a glance… and in 5 dates

Like every start of the month, the selection of FrancsJeux events, sporting or institutional, not to be missed over the next four weeks. September 7 to 15 –... Read more "

— August 30, 2013

In Korea, money is collected in spades

How to fight? In Chungju, a peaceful city of 200 inhabitants, remembered for having given birth to the current Secretary General of the UN, Ban Ki-moon, South Korea... Read more "

— August 30, 2013

A look back at the World Rowing Championships – Chungju

In Beijing, the athletics will be full

Have planning and punctuality become Chinese specialties? Two years and two days before the opening of the world athletics championships in Beijing, scheduled from August 29 to 6... Read more "

— August 25, 2013

For football, there are no more seasons

The suspense is now (almost) lifted. The 2022 Football World Cup, awarded to Qatar, will not take place on the scheduled date. It will not be played in June... Read more "

— August 22, 2013

“Entrusting the Games to Rio is shameful”

A bombshell. Rio Mayor Eduardo Paes caused a stir in Brazil by publicly criticizing the country's sports authorities. The first elected official did not... Read more "

— August 20, 2013

In Brazil, 2014 begins now

For players, the 2014 World Cup is still conditional. The qualification phase is not yet over. The draw is only scheduled for... Read more "

— August 20, 2013

The Kiss of Discord

The controversy over Russia and its anti-gay law does not seem ready to die down. It even takes a rather unexpected turn. A Russian athlete who won a gold medal in the 4x100m... Read more "