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— December 8, 2014
The heart of the Olympic movement has been beating for several days in Monaco. The 127th IOC session was officially opened on Sunday December 7 in the Principality. She was preceded... Read more "
— December 5, 2014
Vice-President of the IOC, President of the World Anti-Doping Agency, Sir Craig Reedie is one of the most influential leaders of the Olympic movement. The 73-year-old former badminton player... Read more "
— December 2, 2014
Fantasy or reality? The saga of an African candidacy for the Olympic Games is experiencing a new episode. It takes place, as often, in South Africa. With, in the main role,... Read more "
— November 25, 2014
D – 4 before the opening, in Dakar, of the 15th Francophonie Summit. A conference of heads of state and government which this year will have a sporting connotation. The opportunity... Read more "
— November 25, 2014
Olympic pursuit champion at the Turin Games in 2006, Vincent Defrasne had the privilege of discovering in preview, with a small group of other athletes from around the world... Read more "
— November 19, 2014
President of the International Judo Federation and SportAccord, Marius Vizer has established himself in recent years as one of the most influential players in the sports movement. A voice... Read more "
— October 30, 2014
Few presidents of an international federation can boast of having experienced the exhilaration of an Olympic title. Poul-Erik Hoyer is one of them, as is Jean-Christophe Rolland, elected head of... Read more "
— October 24, 2014
Thomas Bach, IOC President, explained this Thursday afternoon, at the end of a two-day session of the Executive Board: the bidding process for the Winter Games... Read more "
— October 23, 2014
No surprises in Montreux. The IOC Executive Board, meeting for two days in closed session in the Swiss resort, followed as one man... Read more "
— October 22, 2014
The future of the Olympic movement could well be decided, in part, over the next two days. But only a privileged few will get the scoop. On the initiative of Thomas... Read more "
