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ASOIF puts the challenges of the Coventry era on the table

ASOIF puts the challenges of the Coventry era on the table

by Javier Nieto | Jun 1, 2026 | Olympic

The 50th General Assembly of the Association of Summer Olympic International Federations -ASOIF- brought together its 36 Full and Associate member federations in Lausanne at a moment of transition for the Olympic Movement. The official agenda centred on the...
Kirsty Coventry highlights the role of sport and the future of the Olympic Movement

Kirsty Coventry highlights the role of sport and the future of the Olympic Movement

by Juan José Saldaña | May 27, 2026 | +More

In an international context marked by geopolitical tensions, divisions between regions, and accelerated technological transformation, the president of the International Olympic Committee, Kirsty Coventry, called for a rethinking of the future of global sport during...
Kirsty Coventry and the Olympic money that the IOC does not want to distribute

Kirsty Coventry and the Olympic money that the IOC does not want to distribute

by Víctor García | May 26, 2026 | Opinion

Kirsty Coventry has quickly taken a position in one of the most sensitive debates within the Olympic movement: whether athletes should be paid directly for participating in or winning at the Olympic Games. And her answer was clear: “No.” Staying true to her profile of...
Olympic politics 2026–2028: the silent battles behind the calendar

Olympic politics 2026–2028: the silent battles behind the calendar

by Javier Nieto | May 26, 2026 | Opinion

The Olympic calendar may look like an administrative tool, but it increasingly functions as a map of power. Behind every date, host, sport and qualification window there is a negotiation over visibility, resources, influence and legitimacy. Between Milano Cortina...
Kirsty Coventry highlights ONOC’s leadership and transformation during her first visit to Oceania

Kirsty Coventry highlights ONOC’s leadership and transformation during her first visit to Oceania

by Juan José Saldaña | May 22, 2026 | +More

The president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), Kirsty Coventry, made her first official visit to Oceania this week since assuming the highest position in the Olympic Movement. The former Olympic swimmer took part in the General Assembly of the Oceania...
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