The Latest Breaking News from Paris

PARIS: India's youngest athlete in the Olympic contingent here, Dhinidhi Desinghu is thoroughly enjoying her days at the Games Village and has emerged as the darling of the nation's top stars who have assembled here. Despite her early exit, the 14-year-old is hopeful of moving forward having experienced the world's…

Twelve-year-old Hong Kong fencing beginner Lloyd got a new role model over the weekend -- "Sword Queen" Vivian Kong Man-wai, who clawed back a 7-1 deficit in the women's epee final to win Olympic gold in Paris.

Manu Bhaker in line for another Olympic medal as she makes 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team event bronze-medal round with Sarabjot Singh; heartbreak for Babuta

The men's triathlon at the Paris Olympics, initially planned for Tuesday, has been postponed due to high pollution levels in the Seine, according to World Triathlon. The race has been moved to Wednesday at 10:45 a.m. (0845 GMT), following the women's event scheduled for the same day at 8 a.m.…

Britain retained men’s 4x200 freestyle gold in the Paris pool, Andy Murray and Dan Evans survived again and Simone Biles lit up the Games

The men’s Olympic triathlon has been postponed over concerns about water quality in Paris’ Seine River, where the swimming portion of the race was supposed to take place

Aussie Chris Burton says he'd love to buy his Olympic medal-winning mount Shadow Man - but the "machine" of a horse is set to return to his British owner.

PARIS: When PR Sreejesh looked through the eye-grill of his goalkeeper's helmet, into the eyes of Maico Casella as he readied to take the penalty, the Argentine wilted under the cold stare…

PARIS: "It's a bluff thing! Penalties are always a bluff." Indian hockey's resident philosopher was breaking down the art of facing penalties - the psychology, the deception and the trauma. PR Sreejesh, son-of-the-soil hero, effortless celebrity - you should see the Beatlemania kind of love and adulation the expats at…