Invictus Games bring meaningful Indigenous inclusion at major international event
Athletes and spectators at the 2025 Invictus Games will be part of the first international multi-sport games fully inclusive of the four local First Nations hosts.
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Euronews Culture Book Club: Four picks for February
February is the shortest month of the year, so none of the books we’ve suggested are particularly tome-like in form. Instead, here’s a selection of lithe yet perfectly put together pieces of prose to settle into as you weather the month’s long winter nights.
Man City agree transfer as loan move confirmed
Manchester City winger Kayky has joined Brazilian club Bahia on loan.
'They've stepped up': Carey Price backs Canada's goaltending ahead of 4 Nations
Carey Price remembers the unending pressure.
Taekwondo Corruption Scandal: Delhi High Court Set Aside Removal Of Director Over 'Fixing Results'
The Delhi High Court on Thursday set aside the removal of Taekwondo's Director of Competition (DOC) saying that allegations of corruption against him were not "accompanied by any cogent material". On Monday, DOC T Praveen Kumar was removed by the National Games Technical Conduct Committee (GTCC) along with some officials, who were also accused of seeking bribes to fix results in 10 of the 16 weight categories long before the competition actually started. He was replaced by S Dinesh Kumar as DOC.
Steelers to host first-ever NFL regular-season game Ireland in '25 - ESPN
PITTSBURGH — The NFL announced the first-ever regular-season game in Ireland will be played in the upcoming 2025 season, and the Pittsburgh Steelers are the designated home team. Their opponent has not been announced.
FIFA suspends Congo Republic and Pakistan
FIFA has suspended the Congo Republic's football association (FECOFOOT) and the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF), barring both from international competitions, world soccer's governing body said on Thursday.
FIFA says January transfer spending reached record levels in 2025
Clubs worldwide spent a record $2.35 billion on international transfers in men's soccer in the January window, nearly a 58 per cent increase from last year, world soccer's governing body FIFA said in a study published on Friday.