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— January 15, 2019
He spoke. In Japanese, a short time, without answering questions. But Tsunekazu Takeda, the president of the Japanese Olympic committee, has installed himself, despite himself, at the center of Olympic news... Read more "
— January 14, 2019
Bad business. For the Tokyo 2020 Games, for Japan, and by extension for the entire Olympic movement. According to Le Monde, the president of the Japanese Olympic committee, the... Read more "
— December 7, 2018
The process is uncommon. But it says a lot about the presumed influence of the IOC and its president on the progress of the world. Thomas Bach would have personally intervened... Read more "
— August 23, 2018
Sergei Bubka can take a deep breath. His reputation is intact, his future as a leader will not be compromised. The former Ukrainian pole vaulter, ex-world record holder, was cleared on Wednesday... Read more "
— April 11, 2018
Snow White. Suspected of corruption in the awarding of the 2018 Winter Games to the Korean city of PyeongChang, the Samsung group rejected outright, on Tuesday April 10, the... Read more "
— October 23, 2017
Geometric paradox. As the noose tightens around Lamine Dick, the scope of his alleged corruption is now significantly wider. Suspected of having played an active role... Read more "
— October 19, 2017
Carlos Nuzman's Olympic future was already in jeopardy. Its future is now full of dark clouds. The former president of the Rio 2016 Games and the Olympic committee... Read more "
— January 14, 2016
At 73, Dick Pound (our photo) knows that his days in the sporting movement are now numbered. But the Canadian, who this year became the oldest member of the... Read more "
— January 13, 2016
His initials will soon be better known than his own name. Papa Massata Diack, alias PMD (our photo), son of the former president of the IAAF, Lamine Diack, could well turn out... Read more "
— January 11, 2016
Some signs are unmistakable. Sebastian Coe, the president of the IAAF, has probably never been so isolated. The Briton is being let go by the... Read more "
