This page has been translated automatically by Gtranslate. Therefore, you might find translations errors at time.
— October 31, 2022
Russia keeps its word. Excluded from the international sports movement since the start of the conflict in Ukraine at the end of last February, it organizes its own events. In large scale. With a... Read more "
— August 23, 2022
The series continues. After Pascale Bouton for rowing, then Gilles de La Bourdonnaye for table tennis, FrancsJeux continues its bi-monthly gallery of interviews with... Read more "
— June 30, 2022
Big day for FINA. The world swimming body unveiled on Wednesday June 29, on the sidelines of the World Championships in Budapest, the composition of its athletes' commission. There... Read more "
— May 10, 2022
Embarrassing. Neutrality remains the norm among Russian athletes since the start of the conflict in Ukraine, but more and more of them are openly displaying their... Read more "
— April 25, 2022
Confused. And even, come on, totally cacophonous. Since the IOC's "recommendation" to ban Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials from international competitions, a certain disorder has set in... Read more "
— April 21, 2022
The information had leaked early in the morning, revealed by the New York Times and the Sportico website. It was made official later in the day, Wednesday... Read more "
— April 7, 2022
White card or red card? The IOC celebrated the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace on Wednesday April 6 in its own way.... Read more "
— March 31, 2022
Is Russian sport already tired of its isolation from the international sports movement? Five weeks after the Russian army began its invasion of Ukraine, and one month... Read more "
— March 15, 2022
Two weeks have passed since the IOC announced its “recommendation” to international federations to ban Russian and Belarusian athletes from international competitions. Two weeks during... Read more "
— March 2, 2022
The year 2022 has not yet completed its first quarter, but it is already over for the vast majority of Russian and Belarusian athletes. They can store their outfits and... Read more "
