British-Nepali mountaineer Nirmal ‘Nimsdai’ Purja and nine other climbers have died in an avalanche on Pakistan’s Broad Peak, prompting grief across the international climbing community.
On August 1, the Womenâs Pro Baseball League plays its first game in Illinois. Four teams, a deal with ESPN, and players from around the world herald a historic revival, as France suspends its national women's team.
The Tour de France Femmes 2026 kicks off from Lausanne with 147 riders, nine stages, and an anticipated duel surrounding Pauline Ferrand-Prévot. From the time trial in Dijon to Mont Ventoux, this edition promises to elevate the stakes.
In Glasgow, Florence Niyonkuru secured bronze in the women's 10,000 meters, providing Rwanda with its first medal in Commonwealth Games history.
Gianni Infantino renounces opening a portion of FIFA's competition revenues to private investors. The unanimous threat of boycott from UEFA's 55 federations, including France, has led to a spectacular retreat.
An avalanche swept away ten climbers on Broad Peak, Pakistan. Four bodies have been located, and the search is set to resume for six missing individuals, including Nirmal Purja, a global mountaineering star brought to prominence by Netflix.
The Womenâs Pro Baseball League launches its inaugural season on August 1 in Illinois. Four teams, international players, and a deal with ESPN carry a historic ambition: to finally make professional women's baseball sustainable.
The Tour de France Femmes 2026 kicks off from Lausanne on Saturday, August 1, for nine stages until Nice. Between the grand Swiss departure, a duel of favorites, and a demanding route, the race aims to reach a new global milestone.
From July 31 to August 16, Paris and Saint-Denis will host the European elite of aquatic sports. Amidst a historic return, Olympic legacy, the Seine, and anticipation surrounding Léon Marchand, France aims to transform the post-Paris 2024 era into a new popular spectacle.
UEFA and its 55 national federations reject Gianni Infantino's proposal to open part of FIFA competitions to private investors. France is directly affected by a boycott threat that could disrupt world football.
A subsidiary valued at $20 billion, with up to 20% open to private capital and a $20 million offer per federation: Gianni Infantino's project is triggering global dissent over the future of the World Cup.
European Champion in 2021 and then leaving in a blaze in 2023, Roberto Mancini takes the helm of an Italy absent from a third consecutive World Cup. His return, accompanied by Claudio Ranieri's arrival in the technical direction, resembles both a rescue operation and a high-pressure gamble.
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