Slovenia has announced that its hospitality house at next year’s Olympic Games in Paris will be based in Parc de la Villette, one of the biggest parks in the French capital.

A competition to name the Commonwealth Games’ "Raging Bull" has been launched today before it is unveiled at its new home at Birmingham New Street Station this summer.

Canada and the United States both remained unbeaten at the Ice Hockey World Championship, but each were made to work hard for their third victories in three matches at the tournament being co-hosted by Finland and Latvia.

Tulane University men’s basketball team will represent the United States at this year’s Summer World University Games in Chengdu, its athletic department has announced.

The Indian Olympic Association (IOA) has now officially taken over the running of the troubled Wrestling Federation of India (WFI).

The United Arab Emirates jiu-jitsu women’s national team have been backed by its former coach to be successful at this year’s re-arranged Asian Games in Hangzhou.

Commonwealth Games Association of Jersey (CGAJ) President Paul du Feu has stood down after serving for two terms and been replaced by Paul Huddlestone.

Helping Africa achieve more success was the main discussion at a meeting between the International University Sports Federation (FISU), the Federation of African University Sports, and the South African National University Sports Federation (NUSF) in Johannesburg.

Marte Myhrer has been elected as the new President of the Norwegian Baseball Softball Federation (NSBF).

The former head coach of Russia’s sambo team Ionov Fedor Nikolaevich has died at the age of 83, it has been announced.

International taekwondo is set to return to Australia in July for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic with the announcement of three events in the Moreton Bay Region.

Special automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras introduced in Birmingham for last year’s Commonwealth Games are to become a permanent feature in the area, West Midlands Police have announced.

Hong Kong has officially signed the Host City contract for next year’s World Taekwondo Poomsae Championships at a special ceremony in Seoul.

A group of eight teams will compete in men’s and women’s softball tournaments at the 2025 World Games in Chengdu, it has been announced following confirmation that the sport has been included on the programme.