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Two high-profile assaults on Australians in Paris have raised concerns about security ahead of the Olympic Games.

On Friday the Olympics swing into full action, but can the spectacle still drown the detail, cost, greed and waste?

The feuding this week among officials in the Olympics, the anti-doping world and the United States government over eradicating drugs from sports is hardly new

Workers have gone on strike at the five-star hotel in Paris where members of the International Olympic Committee are staying

With so much sporting action this summer, Laurence Griffiths of Getty Images talks about capturing every goal at the Euros, Getty Images’ 24/7 Olympics coverage, and why he always has a wide-angle ready…

Some uses of AI—such as providing automated, personalized summaries of event results—may enhance enjoyment. Others, such as mass surveillance, may be an unwelcome legacy of the Paris Games.

The FBI is investigating 23 Chinese swimmers who competed in the 2021 Tokyo Games after failing doping tests

The IOC was embarrassed on Thursday morning when workers from the luxury hotel occupied by its delegation at Paris 2024 went on strike

The IOC is facing calls for an investigation into how a convicted child rapist has been allowed to compete at Paris 2024

In the early 20th century, the father of the modern Olympic Games, Pierre de Coubertin, wrote that the competition ought to be “free from political interference”. Yet it’s often hard for champions to escape world affairs. Take the example of Algerian judoka, Fethi Nourine, who withdrew in from the Tokyo…

Aged just 16, Amir Ansari fled his home and embarked on a 3,000-mile journey in search of safety. Eight years on, he’s about to become an Olympian. Dan Challis hears his story