— 4 May 2022
The Australians did not invent Olympism. The Greeks did so before them. But they seem determined to give it a new dimension. With Brisbane’s victory in the race for... Lire la suite »
— 2 May 2022
A page is being turned in Australian sport. John Coates handed over the keys to his office as President of the National Olympic Committee (AOC) on Saturday 30 April.... Lire la suite »
— 19 April 2022
The controversy seemed inevitable. But it took an unexpected turn. Having failed to ban its four Russian members in response to the invasion of Ukraine, the IOC is now... Lire la suite »
— 7 April 2022
White card or red card? The IOC celebrated the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace in its own way on Wednesday 6 April. In a lengthy statement,... Lire la suite »
— 18 February 2022
Thomas Bach was not present, Thursday 17 February at the end of the day, at the Capital indoor stadium in Beijing for the free program of the women’s figure... Lire la suite »
— 4 February 2022
D-Day in Beijing. The opening ceremony of the 2022 Winter Games is due to give the official start of the Olympic event this Friday, 4 February, at 8pm sharp... Lire la suite »
— 26 January 2022
Thomas Bach can be happy about this: in China, he is really something. The regime in Beijing treats him like a head of state. And even better than that.... Lire la suite »
— 6 January 2022
The Beijing 2022 Winter Games will take place. And they will be held on the scheduled dates (4 to 20 February). With 30 days to go, the question should... Lire la suite »
— 3 January 2022
The IOC can rub its hands together: 2022 is off to a flying start in the bidding for the Olympic and Paralympic Games. A new country has just emerged... Lire la suite »
— 13 December 2021
The comparison is obvious. On Wednesday 10 March, Thomas Bach was re-elected for a second consecutive term as IOC President. The German leader, who was the only candidate to... Lire la suite »
