The Latest Breaking News from IOC

The debate over transgender women in sports has only intensified since the UK Supreme Court’s ruling on the definition of a woman

There will be three golf competitions at the 2028 Games.

Kirsty Coventry’s story is one of apparent contradictions. She’s a white woman celebrated as a national hero in a Black-majority Zimbabwe and an Olympic swimmer turned politician. She’s also now one of the most powerful figures in global sports as president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

When Brisbane was awarded the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, it came with a widely publicised landmark promise: the world’s first “climate-positive” games.

Is cycling applying double standards when it comes to war crimes and sporting exclusion, asks Chris Marshall-Bell

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has elected a woman as its president for the first time ever. Zimbabwe’s Kirsty Coventry is also the youngest ever IOC president and the first from an African country, becoming a symbol of the IOC’s drive to diversify its leadership and image.

Lord Coe has announced the move from the World Athletics Council in what he describes at the latest step to protect female category

A new stadium for the Brisbane Olympics has been unveiled as part of a major overhaul of planning for the 2032 Summer Games

The IOC – which gave us 11 years to plan – must be nervous about the state of affairs