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— September 10, 2025
On August 28, 2024, the Paris Paralympic Games opened on the Place de la Concorde, in front of 65.000 spectators and millions of television viewers. One year later, the Committee... Read more "
— September 7, 2025
France celebrated the third edition of Paralympic Day on Saturday: initiations, demonstrations, parade of athletes, concerts... The celebration took place in a particular context due to the... Read more "
— August 31, 2025
On Wednesday, the City of Paris confirmed the extension of swimming in the Seine. The public will be able to splash around in the river until September 7 at Grenelle and until September 14 at... Read more "
— August 24, 2025
September is just around the corner, and the end of summer activities is looming. Among them, swimming in the Seine, a symbolic measure... Read more "
— July 30, 2025
Amid the ongoing debate over the legacy of the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the French Judo Federation (FFJ) presents itself as a textbook case. It registered 592.000 members in... Read more "
— July 27, 2025
A year already. On July 26, 2024, the Olympic Games officially kicked off. Lady Gaga and her feathers, Zeus and his date, Céline Dion at the opening... Read more "
— July 10, 2025
The first annual barometer of major sporting events was unveiled on Monday, July 7. Mathieu Hanotin, president of Territoires d'Événements Sportifs (TES), and Toluna's deputy director... Read more "
— July 8, 2025
All aboard! One hundred years later, Parisians can once again swim in the Seine. Three sites opened to the public on Saturday, July 5th, at Bras Marie,... Read more "
— June 30, 2025
French sport is baring its claws once again. On Tuesday, the day after Olympic Day, the Ministry of Sports presented the new outlines of the Pass'Sport, a... Read more "
— June 22, 2025
It's back! Nine months later, the cauldron took flight again in the Tuileries Gardens on Saturday evening. One of the most beautiful symbols of Paris 2024, which had... Read more "
