The International World Games Association (IWGA) has signed four Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) with National Federations to create mutual cooperation in developing the event.

Colombian inline speed skater Johana Viveros Mondragón has been named World Games Athlete of the Month for July after standout performances at the event in Birmingham.

International World Games Association (IWGA) chief executive Joachim Gossow admits organisers are playing catch up to prepare for the 2025 World Games in Chengdu, China.

The World Games 2022 has donated $54,000 (£45,000/€53,000) to support Ukrainian athletes and sports in response to the destruction wrought by the Russian invasion.

International World Games Association (IWGA) President José Perurena has hailed Birmingham 2022 as "Comeback Games" and "the reunion of The World Games family" at the Lionel Richie-headlined Closing Ceremony at Protective Stadium.

Victor Crouin toppled Grégoire Marche in an all-French men's squash final at the Birmingham 2022 World Games.

Thai ju-jitsu duo Lalita Yuennan and Warawut Saengsriruang have been named World Games Athletes of the Day for the penultimate 24 hours of action in Alabama.

Jessica Pilz, who won a lead world title in 2018, surged to victory in the discipline once again at the Birmingham 2022 World Games.

The World Games' organisers have urged spectators to arrive early for tomorrow's Closing Ceremony at Protective Stadium and use shuttle busses being provided, in the wake of transport delays before the Opening Ceremony.

Erik Jonsson ensured experience prevailed over youth as he downed teenager Leo Pettersson in an all-Swedish men’s barebow final at the Birmingham 2022 World Games.

Mexico stunned the home crowd with an impressive victory over the United States to take women's flag football gold at the Birmingham 2022 World Games, although the host nation was able to celebrate success in the men's tournament.

Indonesia's Veddriq Leonardo and American home favourite Emma Hunt claimed the first sport climbing golds of the Birmingham 2022 World Games, triumphing in the men's and women's speed events respectively.

International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach met athletes and watched some of the sports during a visit to the 2022 World Games in Birmingham, Alabama.

More than 400 patients have received medical treatment at the Birmingham 2022 World Games, with extreme heat in Alabama contributing to issues for spectators.

The United States avenged their women's softball gold medal match defeat at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics by beating Japan 3-2 to triumph at the Birmingham 2022 World Games.