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— August 29, 2013
The Olympic fate of wrestling will be decided on September 8 in Buenos Aires. The IOC must decide, during a General Assembly that is busier than ever, whether it retains... Read more "
— August 29, 2013
Things are moving quickly in the Olympic world. Too much, sometimes. The IOC has not yet made its choice, between Istanbul, Madrid and Tokyo, for the host city of the Games... Read more "
— August 28, 2013
Can one man change the shape of the Olympic Games? Ng Ser Miang, the Singaporean candidate for IOC presidency, believes so. And he says it. His objective, if he... Read more "
— August 26, 2013
Nice blow for the IOC. The Olympic institution had the UN adopt the principle of an International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, organized every... Read more "
— August 22, 2013
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 21, 2013
At 51, Moroccan Nawal El Moutawakel is today one of the most influential women in the international sports movement, vice-president of the IOC and the IAAF. Less than a... Read more "
— August 20, 2013
His passport is Ukrainian. But Sergei Bubka, the world record holder in the pole vault, is right at home in Moscow. Less than a month before the vote for... Read more "
— August 16, 2013
The IOC has revealed the list of nine candidates for the Athletes' Commission, for the two places at stake at the Sochi Olympics in February 2014. Two... Read more "
— August 14, 2013
Candidate for the presidency of the IOC, the Taiwanese CK Wu has been very active in these last weeks of the campaign. The president of AIBA said he was ready to help... Read more "
— August 13, 2013
Less than a month before the election as IOC president, the German Thomas Bach is still the favorite to succeed Jacques Rogge. He responded, since... Read more "
