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— August 30, 2022
World Rugby wants to feminize its governance and that of its national federations. The body announces that it has decided to join forces with a working group dedicated to the development of women's sport,... Read more "
— August 2, 2022
World Rugby continues its reform work. The international body announces the appointment of an independent manager for ethics issues, former New Zealand police officer Neil Hallett. He will be responsible for supporting the... Read more "
— July 28, 2022
Great catch for World Rugby. The international body has hooked a new big fish for the next two editions of the men's Rugby World Cup, in France in... Read more "
— May 12, 2022
It's done. Or almost. Barring an unlikely turnaround, World Rugby will write a new page in its long history this Thursday afternoon. For the first time, the body will award the organization... Read more "
— March 25, 2022
World Rugby is recruiting. But this time, the position remains to be filled. The international body announces that it has launched the process to appoint its “Independent Responsible for Ethics Questions”, a role... Read more "
— November 25, 2021
World Rugby follows in the footsteps of the IOC. Like the Olympic body, the International Rugby Federation has decided to replace the classic process of selecting host countries... Read more "
— August 17, 2021
Casting change at World Rugby. The world body announces the departure of Katie Sadleir, the director in charge of women's rugby. She joins the Commonwealth Games Federation... Read more "
— May 26, 2021
The initiative is unprecedented. On the occasion of the next edition of the Women's World Cup, initially scheduled for this year but postponed to 2022, World Rugby will have a "charitable" partner... Read more "
— March 19, 2021
A Briton succeeds an Australian as director of World Rugby. The international body announces that it has appointed Alan Gilpin, 47, as its new director general. He ensured... Read more "
— March 3, 2021
Very virtual day in Japan. Seiko Hashimoto, the new president of the Tokyo Games, is due to meet this Wednesday afternoon by videoconference with four major players in the preparation of... Read more "
