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— April 20, 2026
Munich will not be alone. The referendum held in North Rhine-Westphalia resulted in strong support for a bid to host the 2036, 2040, or... Olympic and Paralympic Games. Read more "
— April 16, 2026
This week is crucial for the Rhine-Ruhr region's Olympic bid: residents of 17 municipalities are being consulted on their support for the project. The... Read more "
— April 15, 2026
Compact, sustainable, and spectacular Games. That's the promise of North Rhine-Westphalia's bid, competing against a four-way race to secure the endorsement of the German Confederation... Read more "
— March 31, 2026
In the absence of a referendum, Berlin is relying on opinion polls. The latest, conducted by the Dimap institute, shows broad support for the bid to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Read more "
— March 22, 2026
The city of Hamburg has done its calculations. Local authorities have presented their budget for organizing the Olympic and Paralympic Games: they are budgeting for 4,8 billion euros... Read more "
— March 19, 2026
The campaign is in full swing. One month before the referendum on April 19th, which will ask some 5,5 million citizens to choose a candidate to host the... Read more "
— March 12, 2026
Three months to refine their project. The German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB) has sent the questionnaire for the final evaluation of their concept to the four German candidates to host the Games... Read more "
— February 26, 2026
2026 will be a big year for the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB). While it will celebrate its twentieth anniversary in May, it will also make significant progress on the project... Read more "
— February 19, 2026
Germany is committed to Nordic combined. The German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB) has issued a statement emphasizing the importance of keeping this sport on the Winter Games program, in... Read more "
— December 2, 2025
A delegation from the German Olympic Sports Confederation, led by President Thomas Weikert and German IOC members Kim Bui and Michael Mronz, visited... Read more "
