— 23 July 2021
Finally. With 364 days of delay on the announced schedule, the Tokyo Games started on Friday, July 23rd, at the Olympic Stadium. Postponed, then threatened to be cancelled, contested... Lire la suite »
— 21 July 2021
Mark Adams, the IOC spokesman, had assured the media on Tuesday, July 20th, on the evening of the first day of the Olympic body’s session: the designation of Brisbane... Lire la suite »
— 16 July 2021
D – 7. There’s only one week to go before the opening of the Olympic Games. This Friday, July 16, marks the official beginning of the Olympic truce. Thomas... Lire la suite »
— 21 June 2021
D-Day in Tokyo. The day after the state of emergency was lifted in the Japanese capital, the organisers’ decision on the presence of spectators on Olympic sites is expected... Lire la suite »
— 11 June 2021
Thomas Bach can rub his hands together: he will leave the IOC presidency in 2025, with the house in perfect working order. The Olympic body will no longer have... Lire la suite »
— 9 June 2021
The announcement was expected. With less than 50 days to go before the opening ceremony, it is directly linked to the Tokyo Games, and doesn’t mention the sanitary crisis... Lire la suite »
— 4 June 2021
The sanitary crisis and the uncertainty surrounding the Tokyo Games have made us forget it, but 2021 is an election year for a large number of international sports bodies.... Lire la suite »
— 28 May 2021
It was about time. With 57 days to go before the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Games, Thomas Bach spoke on Thursday, 27th, May, to the first participants of... Lire la suite »
— 27 May 2021
Japanese organizers repeat it without weariness, in response to the calls for the cancellation of the Olympic and Paralympic event: the Tokyo Games will take place at the announced... Lire la suite »
— 20 May 2021
Tickets are booked and dates are now known. Thomas Bach, the president of the IOC, will be in Tokyo from July 12th. He will join the future Olympic city... Lire la suite »
