Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the nation's men's side has been unable to compete at the ...

The Court of Arbitration for Sport reduced Russia’s four-year ban from international sports competition by half, but the country still will miss the next two Olympics and the World Cup.

Last December, WADA banned the Russia name and flag for four years from major sports competitions, including Olympics and world championships, pending the CAS decision on Russia’s appeal. WADA deemed ...

If sports federations lift bans on Russian athletes competing in international events such as Olympic qualifiers, that could lead to boycotts by Ukraine. The International Judo Federation has ...

At least six skaters competing in Boston this week previously represented Russia but switched nationalities following the country's sports ban in 2022. That includes ice dancers Gleb Smolkin and ...

Alex Ovechkin won’t be in the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics. Some individual Russian athletes will. This is how the IOC defines “politically neutral.” ...

Matytsin said the lifting of the 2015 ban was a "clear vindication of the effectiveness of the system of combating doping in sports". "Russia has established a strict anti-doping system at all ...

Russian sports and government officials will not be able to attend the Olympic Games, and Russia supposedly may not host international events during the ban, but there are going to be exceptions.

World University Games are set to begin in Germany on 16 July. According to the TASS news agency, Russian and Belarusian athletes competing ...

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Despite this ban, Russian athletes will still have a presence ... Athletes must pass vetting by their international sports federations and the IOC’s Individual Neutral Athlete Eligibility ...

Russia’s sports minister condemned the ongoing ban. “We consider these politicised restrictions unacceptable, especially in the context of the recent speech by [International Olympic Committee ...