Paris Olympics: Men edge out women for prime time attention once again
Male Olympic events continue to be scheduled during peak viewing times — but the gender gap is nearly closed. Read More
Which European countries are the best at which sport?
France leads the way in swimming, with Germany coming out on top in equestrian after 16 eventful days. Read More
Poland eyes up hosting Summer Olympics in 2040 or 2044
Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s announcement comes after a poor display by Poland at the 2024 Olympics in Paris, where the country won only one gold. Read More
Morocco reveals a look at the world’s biggest football stadium
New images have been released for what’s planned to be the biggest football stadium in the world. Read More
‘Don’t be sorry, smile’: Legendary football manager Sven-Göran Eriksson dies aged 76
The former football manager, who coached in 10 countries overall, passed away after suffering from pancreatic cancer. Read More
Did European countries spending more on sports perform better at the Olympics?
Euronews conducted a statistical analysis to explore the potential link between the number of medals won at the Paris 2024 Olympics and the government spending and employment rates in sports…
Formula 1: 18-year-old Andrea Kimi Antonelli to replace Hamilton as new Mercedes driver
Antonelli will be the first Italian to compete in F1 since Antonio Giovinazzi in Abu Dhabi with Alfa Sauber in 2021. Read More
Norwegian royal wedding: Best photos from Princess Märtha Louise’s ceremony
The Norwegian king’s eldest child Princess Märtha Louise married Durek Levett, an American self-professed shaman in the picturesque small town of Geiranger. Read More
Paris mayor vows Olympic rings will stay on the Eiffel Tower – but not everyone is happy
The Olympic rings will continue to adorn the Eiffel Tower beyond the ongoing Paralympic Games, Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo said at the weekend. Her stance has triggered a heated debate…
Venice 2024 review: ‘The Brutalist’ – Brady Corbet’s masterful American saga
Six years in the making, this powerful American saga is one Paul Thomas Anderson would be proud of. And it’s our pick for the top prize of the 81st Venice…