Apply

— May 25, 2013

Michel Platini, the art of suspense

Will go or not go? Michel Platini likes to maintain doubts about his possible candidacy for the presidency of FIFA. The French leader took advantage of the Congress of... Read more "

— May 23, 2013

Masseglia can tackle big jobs

He was the only one in the running. Single candidate for his own succession. But he feared the figures of a vote won in advance. Denis Masseglia was wrong to doubt trust... Read more "

— May 22, 2013

Richard Carrion, a strong candidate

And four. After Thomas Bach, Ng Ser Miang and CK Wu, Richard Carrion announced his candidacy for the presidency of the IOC. The 60-year-old Puerto Rican... Read more "

— May 17, 2013

France/Germany, the winning ticket

They were favorites. They won. France and Germany, who presented a joint candidacy, were nominated by the member countries of the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF)... Read more "

— May 16, 2013

France and Germany OK for the World Cup

The French team has finished its race at the ice hockey world championships, organized until May 19 in Finland and Sweden. The Blues will not see the quarter-finals.... Read more "

— May 13, 2013

For 2024, Toronto wants to enter the game

The Americans are no longer the only ones sharpening their weapons in the battle for the 2024 Games. Canadians are getting in on the action too. And, unlike... Read more "

— May 10, 2013

Doha wants to cool the World Athletics Championships

The heart of world athletics beats in Doha this spring, with the first stage of the Diamond League on Friday May 10. But the capital could soon make... Read more "

— May 7, 2013

The man who wants to unify the world championships

  Marius Vizer is not only the president, since 2007, of the International Judo Federation. The Austrian leader is also aiming for the presidency of SportAccord, where he hopes to succeed... Read more "

— May 6, 2013

We will have to reckon with Africa

The isolation of African sport could soon be a thing of the past. And it will owe, in part, to the organization every year of a convention of a unique kind on the continent, where... Read more "

— April 18, 2013

“French, learn to speak English!” »

Has Jacques Rogge forgotten that French is the official language of the Olympic movement? The question deserves to be asked after reading an interview published by the daily Le Parisien... Read more "