Milan Cortina Paralympics open in Verona amid boycotts and Russia’s return
The Winter Paralympics began with a ceremony shaped by geopolitics, accessibility upgrades, and the return of the Russian flag to the parade.
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Search the reportThe Winter Paralympics began with a ceremony shaped by geopolitics, accessibility upgrades, and the return of the Russian flag to the parade.
Read report »Lithuania’s public broadcaster LRT said it would not air the opening ceremony of the Milan-Cortina Winter Paralympics after the IPC allowed Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete under their national flags.
Read report »Jack Hughes scored in three-on-three overtime as the Americans won 2–1 at Milan Cortina, claiming their first Olympic men’s hockey title since 1980.
Read report »The Winter Olympics ended with Norway leading the medal table and the Olympic flag handed to the next host organizers.
Read report »Johannes Dale-Skjevdal’s biathlon victory gave Norway a record 17th gold medal at the Milano-Cortina Winter Games, breaking the country’s own previous mark.
Read report »The Spanish favorite mastered the decisive transitions in Bormio to take gold and end Spain’s 54-year Winter Olympic title drought.
Read report »Lucas Pinheiro Braathen completed two strong runs in Bormio on February 14, 2026, to win Olympic giant slalom gold and become the first South American athlete to medal at a Winter Olympics.
Read report »With 161 scrimmage yards and a defense-led 29-13 victory over New England, Seattle turned its ground game into the story of the night.
Read report »Cauldrons were lit simultaneously in Milan and Cortina as athletes paraded at several venues for the geographically dispersed 2026 Winter Games.
Read report »The women’s Olympic hockey schedule was pushed back to February 12 after a norovirus outbreak left Finland short of healthy players and raised infection concerns.
Read report »Denmark defeated Germany to become European champions and hold the World, Olympic and European titles at once.
Read report »Carlos Alcaraz defeated Novak Djokovic in four sets to win his first Australian Open title and extend his run as one of tennis's defining young champions.
Read report »Carlos Alcaraz beat Alexander Zverev in five hours and 27 minutes, the longest semifinal in Australian Open history, after a disputed medical timeout became the flashpoint.
Read report »Senegal Football Federation was fined $615,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct during the final against Morocco.
Read report »CAF fined Morocco $315,000 and suspended captain Achraf Hakimi for two games after disciplinary issues around the match.
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Read report »Indiana beat Miami 27-21 for the College Football Playoff title, finishing a perfect season with a fourth-quarter touchdown run that became the game’s defining image.
Read report »The seven-time major winner will make history at 45 years and seven months when she opens her comeback in Melbourne.
Read report »Non-league Macclesfield beat the defending champions 2-1 in a result BBC called the biggest upset in FA Cup history by league places.
Read report »The 18-year-old Englishman defeated Gian van Veen in the final, joining an elite group of back-to-back champions.
Read report »The Paris Saint-Germain and France forward won the FIFA Best award in Qatar after a season that included four trophies and a Champions League crown.
Read report »The International Tennis Integrity Agency says Quentin Folliot committed 27 anti-corruption breaches and must repay more than $44,000 in corrupt payments.
Read report »Cambodia says it is bringing all athletes home for safety reasons as fighting with Thailand overshadows the Bangkok event.
Read report »Thailand says it will protect Cambodian athletes as the regional event opens amid fresh clashes across the border.
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