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— December 8, 2021
FrancsJeux innovates. For the second time. Last year, with the help of a jury of experts, we established the first ranking of the most influential French speakers in the Olympic movement during... Read more "
— December 15, 2020
December 2019. After a few weeks of exchanges and discussions, and a beneficial campaign in support of the Olympic movement, FrancsJeux announced that he had consigned his project to the oblivion of history... Read more "
— November 8, 2019
The Olympic movement sometimes reserves its share of surprises. Since its creation in February 2013, FrancsJeux witnessed this regularly. He told them, the good ones like... Read more "
— October 28, 2019
The adventure was rich, the path long and demanding, the journey full of surprises. But the end is near. Barring a miracle, FrancsJeux will cease publication at the end of the year.... Read more "
— March 6, 2014
A year has passed since the creation of FrancsJeux. Twelve full, rich and intense months. Fifty-two weeks during which this project for a French-speaking site dealing on a daily basis with... Read more "
— February 9, 2014
Not easy these days, life as a member of the bid committee of the Ukrainian city of Lviv for the 2022 Winter Games. 6 of them held... Read more "
— February 9, 2014
The mysterious castle which dominates the Olympic Park: The official Bosco store: In the middle of the night, we still queue to enter Bosco,... Read more "
— October 10, 2013
Symbolic date for the Sochi Games. This Thursday, October 10, the countdown shows D – 120 before the opening of the 2014 Winter Olympics. The opportunity to look at a... 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 "
— July 30, 2013
Hasan Arat is in Paris. The head of Istanbul's bid for the 2020 Summer Games stopped off in the French capital, 39 days before the IOC vote... Read more "
