The Latest Breaking News from the Paris Olympics

After empty stands and silence in Tokyo, the crowds are creating an energizing environment that is powering the athletes at these Summer Games.

Halfway through the Paris 2024 Games, France has already racked up its biggest medal haul in over a century. The country is aiming to finish in the top five, but with some of its strongest sports already wrapped up, there are no guarantees its second week will be as glittering…

Belarusian sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya fled the 2021 Tokyo Olympics in dramatic fashion after threats from her country’s authorities. Now a Polish citizen, she is finally fulfilling her dream of taking part in the Paris Olympics.

Simone Biles shines at the Paris Olympics, winning four medals and inspiring with her talent and resilience.

Narrowly missing her chance to get a record-setting tally of five gold medals in one Games, star US gymnast Simone Biles on Monday capped her glittering campaign with a floor exercise silver. After falling from the beam in the first major hiccup of her triumphant return to the Olympics, Biles…

Simone Biles showcases resilience and skill in a captivating Olympic performance despite penalties at the Paris Olympics.

There have been a lot of celebrities attending events at the Paris Olympics since the beginning of the Games, and now we can add two more—Eva Mendes and Ryan Go

The Paris Olympics showcased intense swimming competition with the U.S. facing challenges. American swimmers displayed depth and resilience in the pool.

Britain's triple Olympic gold medallist Adam Peaty called for stricter testing for doping after China won the final men's swimming race of the Paris Olympics, telling FRANCE 24 that the lack of transparency was undermining faith in the sport.

Germany won gold in the mixed triathlon relay on Monday at the Paris Olympics, with the event disrupted by illnesses that saw at least three teams report sick team members who swam in the River Seine last week.

The track and road cyclist reckons provision at other events could work out to be 'quite a good business'