— 10 February 2021
The series continues. After international federations, technical officials and the media, it’s the athletes’ turn to find out what their Games will be like, next summer, in Tokyo. As... Read more »
— 9 February 2021
The cumbersome Yoshiro Mori affair is not over in Japan. Of course, the chairman of the Tokyo Games organising committee should not give up his apron. He got the... Read more »
— 9 February 2021
Yoshiro Mori will not resign as chairman of the Tokyo Games organising committee, but mobilisation is intensifying in Japan to get him to leave. More than 135 000 people... Read more »
— 9 February 2021
Will the Americans participate in the Tokyo Games? The question didn’t even arise, but a very unexpected statement from Joe Biden makes it relevant today. Asked Sunday, February 7th... Read more »
— 8 February 2021
With 165 days before the opening ceremony, the Tokyo Games are still written in the conditional. But a question seems raised. It concerns Yoshiro Mori, the chairman of the... Read more »
— 5 February 2021
The organisers of the Tokyo Games are continuing their duty of providing information. They have published the second of four playbooks for the use of future participants. The first... Read more »
— 5 February 2021
The information is revealed by ESPN.com: FIBA and the IOC are currently considering a “petition” sent by the American Basketball Federation (USA Basketball) to change the rules for registering... Read more »
— 5 February 2021
Yoshiro Mori will not return his apron. Blamed by the international press and mocked on social media for his sexist remarks, the chairman of the Tokyo Games organising committee... Read more »
— 5 February 2021
There is no longer any room for doubt: the organisers of the Tokyo Games are currently working on a closed-door scenario. Tokyo 2020 president Yoshiro Mori himself admitted this... Read more »
— 4 February 2021
Misogynist, Yoshiro Mori? The chairman of the Tokyo Games Organising Committee assured Wednesday at a meeting of the Japanese Olympic Committee open to the press that women were “struggling... Read more »