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- 1Live athletics results and medallists from Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian GamesβΌ20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026: All athletics results and medallists live
The 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan are underway, with Olympic officials publishing live athletics results and medallist lists throughout the track and field programme. Fans and media across Asia are following the events closely, tracking national medal counts and standout performances as competitions unfold in Nagoya.
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Germany has selected Munich as its candidate city to host a future Olympic Games. The decision puts Munich forward in the international competition to become the official host, and it revives the city's connection to the Olympics after it staged the 1972 Summer Games. Details on which edition Germany intends to target have not yet been made clear.
- 3Munich pushes ahead quickly with Olympic bidβ'We cannot wait': Munich to waste no time with Olympic bid
Munich is moving forward with its bid to host the Olympic Games, with officials signalling they will waste no time in the process. The message 'We cannot wait' reflects the city's urgency in pressing its candidacy, and the plan is drawing attention in international sports and Olympic circles.
- 4Malaysian squash star Sivasangari books Olympic place after near-fatal crashβΌFrom near-fatal crash to Olympic ticket, Malaysia's Sivasangari writes her own script
Malaysian squash player Sivasangari Subramaniam has qualified for the Olympics, completing a remarkable recovery from a near-fatal car crash. The 26-year-old, once among the world's top juniors, suffered serious injuries in the accident but fought her way back to form and secured her place at the Games. Her comeback is being celebrated in Malaysia as one of the most inspiring stories in the sport ahead of the Olympics.
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Organisers of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Games have announced a Human Rights Grants Program, committing funding to initiatives tied to the Games. The announcement was reported by Inside The Games. Details on the size of the fund, eligible organisations, and how grants will be awarded have not yet been laid out publicly.
- 6Malaysia's Ng and Subramaniam win Asian Games gold, qualify for LA28βΌMalaysiaβs Ng, Subramaniam book LA28 Olympics berth with Asian Games gold
Malaysia's Ng and Subramaniam won gold at the Asian Games, securing their place at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The victory gives Malaysia an early qualified entry for the Games and is being celebrated as a significant achievement for the country's athletes on the continental stage.
- 7Subramaniam Defends Asian Games Gold, Qualifies for Olympic Squash DebutβSubramaniam '23 Defends Asian Games Gold, Earns Spot in Squash's Olympic Debut
Squash player Subramaniam, a Cornell graduate, successfully defended her Asian Games gold medal and secured a place at the Olympics, where squash will make its debut as an Olympic sport. Her title defence marks a major milestone for the athlete and highlights the sport's long-awaited arrival on the Olympic programme.
- 8Initial Details of LA28 Triathlon Courses UnveiledβΌInitial Details of the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Triathlon Courses Unveiled
Organisers of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games have released the initial details of the triathlon courses. The announcement gives the first official picture of where the swim, bike and run legs will take place when triathlon comes to LA28. Further course details and venue specifics are expected to follow as planning continues toward the 2028 Games.
- 9Malaysia's Ng Eain Yow and Sivasangari win Asian Games squash gold and LA28 spotsβΌAsian Games 2026: Malaysia's Ng Eain Yow, Sivasangari Subramaniam win squash singles finals, secure LA28 quotas
Malaysia's Ng Eain Yow and Sivasangari Subramaniam won the men's and women's squash singles finals at the 2026 Asian Games, securing qualification spots for the LA28 Olympic Games. Squash will make its Olympic debut in Los Angeles, making these quotas a landmark achievement for Malaysian squash.
- 10German Olympic Committee picks Munich for Olympic bidβΌGerman Olympic Committee names Munich as bid city choice
The German Olympic Committee has named Munich as its choice to bid for a future Olympic Games. The Bavarian capital previously hosted the 1972 Summer Olympics and would now move forward as Germany's candidate city, with the decision confirming where the country's bid efforts will be concentrated.
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Attention is on sports and athletes campaigning to be included in the Olympic programme. Getting a sport into the Games requires approval from the International Olympic Committee, and supporters often argue their discipline has global reach, youth appeal and elite competition worthy of the Olympic stage.
- 12Amy Broadhurst continues comeback with Olympic bid at European ChampionshipsβAmy Broadhurst continues comeback at European championships: 'This will be my last shot at the Olympics'
Irish boxer Amy Broadhurst is continuing her comeback at the European championships, saying this will be her final attempt to qualify for the Olympic Games. The former world champion is fighting to secure her place at the Olympics, and her run at the European championships is a key step in that bid.
- 13Archery at the 2026 Asian Games: results and India medal watchβArchery at Asian Games 2026: Scores, schedule, India results and medal winners - full list
Attention is turning to archery at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan, with a full rundown circulating of the event schedule, latest scores, India's results and the medal winners so far. Indian fans are following closely to track how the country's archers are faring against the continent's strongest competition ahead of upcoming Olympic cycles.
- 14Italians wary of ICE presence at 2026 Winter Olympicsβ'Absolutely don't want them:' Italians wary of ICE presence at 2026 Winter Olympics
Reports say many in Italy are pushing back against a possible presence of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, with some quoted saying they 'absolutely don't want them'. The story has raised questions about what role, if any, the US agency would play in security for the Games, and why an American domestic enforcement body would be involved at a European sporting event.