With 500 days to go today until the start of next year's Paralympic Games in Paris, the International Paralympics Committee (IPC) President Andrew Parsons has described the Games Organising Committee as "even more revolutionary than we are."

It is July 25, 2036. After months of sweltering heat and dry weather, the state of Gujarat is relishing the pleasant dip in temperatures.

In the last few days, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) have insisted that the participation of Russian and Belarusian athletes at the Paris 2024 Olympics was not discussed at this week's Executive Board meeting.

The decision by the World Athletics Council last Thursday (March 23) to exclude transgender athletes from women’s competition was welcomed by many in the sport; it also provoked strong criticism from groups who felt it was an unwarranted move which nullified the principle of inclusion.

Russia and Belarus' status in international sport while the war in Ukraine is ongoing has been described as an "unsolvable dilemma" by the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

A group of 76 people with, at a conservative estimate, well over 2,000 years of experience in weightlifting gathered in Sweden this weekend to help their sport take another step "in a new direction".

Organisers of Paris 2024 have described many of their preparations for the Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics as "revolutionary."

The work of World Taekwondo and the Taekwondo Humanitarian Foundation (THF) at its flagship Humanitarian Sports Center at the Azraq Refugee Camp in Jordan has garnered a strong reputation in sport. A fitting location, then, for the opening of the second Hopes and Dreams Sports Festival.

This Friday (February 24) will mark the anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with Belarus allowing additional access via its border.

After the latest flourish in its visual identity - this week’s revelation of sports pictograms and the generic Games venue branding - Paris 2024 is looking good.

A few days ago, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy issued a challenge to Thomas Bach when he invited the International Olympic Committee (IOC) President to visit the embattled eastern city of Bakhmut where fierce fighting has been going on for several months now. 

A Walk of Fame has opened today to celebrate the feats of those who have hurtled down the icy track at St Moritz reaching speeds of more than 135 kilometres an hour.

Luciano Rossi, newly established as President of the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF), is fixing his gaze upon the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, which he believes will be crucially important to the sport's future.

There was a sense of excitement and anticipation in State Secretary for Budapest Balázs Fürjes’ voice when he spoke about the latest addition to the city’s booming sporting infrastructure.

The flame is set to burn for the International University Sports Federation (FISU) Winter World University Games in Lake Placid next week, half a century after the Winter Olympics were first held there.