Ursula Papandrea: Look beyond the dark clouds in weightlifting - when threats become opportunity
Admittedly, these are very dark times for the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF).
Liam Morgan: Logan on the "massive success" of Lausanne 2020 and future of the Youth Olympics
My interview with Lausanne 2020 chief executive Ian Logan begins slightly later than scheduled as the Organising Committee is dealing with a crisis. Someone has been grilling hot dogs on the Olympic flame in the city.
Nancy Gillen: Is Megan Rapinoe the biggest threat to political neutrality at Tokyo 2020?
The International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) stance on political neutrality and podium protests has caused something of a stir recently.
Michael Pavitt: Will sliding events head to Asia to aid sustainability of Winter Olympic venues?
With the Winter Youth Olympic Games heading to Gangwon in four years, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) can safely bill the event as being part of the legacy of Pyeongchang 2018.
Philip Barker: So far, so cool, for Lausanne 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games
We are at the halfway point in Lausanne 2020. Already a week has passed since young Swiss ice dancer Gina Zehnder lit the flame to set the Winter Youth Olympic Games in motion.
Mike Rowbottom: Scottish FA preparing to turn youth football rules on their head. And you can see why
When I was 11 I briefly received some professional football coaching - that is, some coaching from an ex-professional player. Ian Husband was his name, dad of my football-mad friend Hamish, and he had made a living playing for Scottish teams, including Airdrieonians.
David Owen: The IOC needs your data - here's why
I have written before that under Thomas Bach's Presidency, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has become less like a parliament and more like a corporation.
Alan Hubbard: Boxing carries a clout for the dedicated followers of fashion
Suddenly, the dedicated followers of fashion have become fascinated by the fight game - and I'm not talking about it just as a sport competing with football, cricket and rugby as one of the nation's favourite activities to take part in and watch.
Mike Rowbottom: Why I am looking forward to sport climbing at Tokyo 2020
I’ll be honest. When I first heard that sport climbing was going to become part of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, I thought: "Really? Why?". Now I know.
Michael Pavitt: Decisions in short supply but IOC Session poses questions for future
The one-day International Olympic Committee (IOC) Session here in Lausanne was short on decisions, but firmly showed the direction of travel for the organisation on several issues set to dominate the headlines in the coming year.
Ed Warner: Paralympics developing rapidly but funding inequalities need addressing
The Tokyo Paralympics later this year will be the greatest yet. Venues packed with enthusiastic spectators, slick organisation, phenomenal sport. Everything London 2012 delivered, but with higher quality sporting contests.
Philip Barker: Thrills, spills and chills - a century of Olympic ice hockey
This week, 3x3 ice hockey is one of the new attractions at the Lausanne 2020 Youth Olympic Games. The small-team format has been successfully introduced in basketball and Olympic bosses will no doubt keep a keen eye on its progress here.
Liam Morgan: Lack of transparency already apparent in new IOC host city selection process
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) Session rarely makes any actual decisions these days.
David Owen: Formats - the long and the short of it
It has been a particularly grim start to the year, with Australia burning and the Middle East - again - simmering.
Alan Hubbard: No way Jose is finished - for me he is still the Special One
Why is it that so many of my media colleagues seem to have written off José Mourinho, and now have only words of dismissive contempt for the Portuguese man-of-war they so revered when he first arrived here to manage Chelsea back in 2004?
