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The Faroe Islands and their historic opportunity to stand independently before the IOC

The Faroe Islands and their historic opportunity to stand independently before the IOC

by Víctor García | Jun 25, 2026 | Olympic

The Faroe Islands men’s handball team has qualified for the 2027 World Championship for the first time, and that competitive leap has brought renewed relevance to a claim that has been on the table of the International Olympic Committee for decades: the recognition of...
The IOC’s silent reform that could change the future of Olympic sports

The IOC’s silent reform that could change the future of Olympic sports

by Víctor García | Jun 24, 2026 | Olympic

While much of the public attention surrounding this week’s 146th Session of the International Olympic Committee is focused on political neutrality and the future participation of Russian athletes, another proposal on the table could have a much deeper impact on the...
The first signals of the Kirsty Coventry era: less politics and more sustainability

The first signals of the Kirsty Coventry era: less politics and more sustainability

by Víctor García | Jun 23, 2026 | Opinion

The institutional week that the International Olympic Committee -IOC- is holding in Lausanne between 22 and 25 June does not seem destined, at first glance, to produce major headlines. The Executive Board is meeting at Olympic House this Monday and Tuesday, before the...
The FIFA World Cup that portrays the “right now” society

The FIFA World Cup that portrays the “right now” society

by Víctor García | Jun 23, 2026 | Opinion

It is often said that football is the most unpredictable sport in the world, perhaps because it is the most popular one (because, of course, it is not the only one). And rarely do we stop to reflect on the fact that football is the sport that best reflects who we...
The 48-team World Cup works, but FIFA is creating another problem

The 48-team World Cup works, but FIFA is creating another problem

by Víctor García | Jun 18, 2026 | Opinion

For years, it was repeated that expanding the 2026 FIFA World Cup to 48 teams would be a mistake. That the level would drop, that heavy defeats would become commonplace, that many matches would lack interest, and that the tournament would lose some of its prestige....
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