The 89th meeting of the ANOC Executive Council took place yesterday in Athens, where discussions revolved around ANOC's key initiatives and events aimed at delivering maximum value to the National Olympic Committees (NOCs).

President of the International Taekwon-Do Federation (ITF), Paul Weiler, has said World Taekwon-Do is not an enemy, but rather an organisation with a different style that can complement the goal of making the sport more popular worldwide, in an exclusive interview with Inside The Games.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has distanced itself from the groundbreaking move by World Athletics to offer money to Paris 2024 medallists, saying its role is to level the playing field and reduce the gap between the powerhouses and the rest.

The Spanish government decided on Thursday to create a commission to "supervise" the country's football federation (RFEF), which has recently been hit by several scandals, amid concerns from FIFA, which could suspend the federation if the case continues to escalate.

The Seine will play a starring role at Paris 2024, but now all the eyes are focused on its waters. Pollution and dirt, the uncertainty surrounding the opening ceremony on barges on the river and the possibility of events being cancelled are all major concerns with just three months to go.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has awarded Morocco's RS Berkane victory over Algeria's USM Alger in the first leg of their CAF Cup semi-final, which was abandoned on Sunday following a controversy over the visiting team's shirts.

Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) has announced that the 2025 Track Cycling World Championships will be held in Santiago, Chile, instead of San Juan, Argentina.

Boxer Francisco 'Morochito' Rodríguez, Venezuela's first Olympic gold medallist, has passed away in hospital in Caracas. He was 78.

All Europe Taekwon-do Federation (AETF) Secretary General Yavor Tasev spoke exclusively to Inside The Games at the European Taekwon-Do Championships in Lublin, Poland, which featured pre-juniors for the first time.

The Norwegian team dominated the 38th European Taekwon-Do Championships 2024 at the Medical University of Lublin in Poland. Slovenia and Ireland completed the podium in a tournament with a record number of participants.

The final day of competition at the 38th AETF European Taekwon-Do Championships 2024 began with Norway quickly taking the lead, tripling the gold medal tally of its six closest rivals and positioning itself as the frontrunner for the European crown.

The home team excelled in the U-18 category to win the 29th AETF Junior European Taekwon-Do Championships 2024 in Lublin. Ukraine did the same in the inaugural Pre-Junior event.

The annual congress of the All Europe Taekwondo Federation AETF) was held in the prestigious Lublin Conference Centre as part of the European Taekwon-Do event in Lublin. Issues of constitutional change were discussed, as well as the selection of the next host of the 2025 European Championships.

On Saturday, after the All Europe Taekwon-do Federation (AETF) Congress in Lublin, the three simultaneous championships of the best European taekwon-do started early. Romania topped the medals table with 5 medals in just over three hours of senior competition.