“The Mediterranean Games Taranto 2026 highlight the strategic role of a territory facing the sea, which for 3,000 years has connected different peoples and cultures—as evidenced by the wonders housed in the […]

Julian Pace Bonello has won a fourth term as president of the Maltese Olympic Committee (MOC) after he was elected unopposed during the elections of the local governing body of sports. The […]

Ismet Krasniqi has been re-elected President of the Kosovo Olympic Committee (KOK) for the 2025-2028 mandate, at the General Assembly and the 9th Electoral Assembly held in Pristina The assembly members of […]

IOC President Thomas Bach was welcomed in Rome by Giovanni Malagò, IOC member and President of the National Olympic Committee of Italy (CONI) and of the Organising Committee for the Olympic Winter […]

The French National Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSF) brought together 200 children aged 6 to 14, accompanied by the organization Secours Populaire, at Haras de Jardy Park for a day dedicated to […]

Giorgos Roubanis, Greece’s oldest living Olympic and Mediterranean medalist, passed away at the age of 95. He won bronze in the pole vault at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, earning Greece’s first post-war […]

The Cyprus Olympic Committee (COC) reaffirmed its commitment to the promotion and development of sport in the country at its annual awards ceremony for young athletes. During the ceremony, the President George Chrysostomou, […]

Greek artistic swimmer Evangelia Platanioti achieved a monumental distinction, as she was named the world’s top athlete for 2024 according to the vote by World Aquatics. This prestigious honor comes in recognition of […]

Judoka Barbara Matić and archer Miran Maričić have been named the best Croatian athletes in the traditional 73rd annual voting conducted by the Croatian sports daily newspaper Sportske Novosti. A total of […]