A training course for amateur taekwondo athletes in Germany has taken place for the third time in Pfaffenhofen.

Meetings have been held to discuss the Taekwondo Humanitarian Foundation (THF) projects which are underway in Eswatini.

Ninety athletes are due to attend a training camp which will be run by Australian Taekwondo and Australian Taekwondo Victoria.

The United States enjoyed a perfect showing at the 2022 Pan American Cadet and Junior Poomsae Taekwondo Championships by winning all 14 gold medals available.

Keira Forsythe has been called up as the newest member of Britain's Para taekwondo squad and is determined to qualify for Paris 2024.

African Taekwondo Union President Issaka Ide has been returned as head of the National Olympic and Sports Committee of Niger (COSNI).

World Taekwondo has scored an A2 rank in the Association of Summer Olympic International Federations (ASOIF) Review of International Federation Governance for the second consecutive time.

The African Taekwondo Union (AFTU) and Ivorian Taekwondo Federation (FITKD) have staged a camp for young athletes featuring input from Olympic medallists.

A total of 35 sports have been confirmed on the programme for the Taipei City and New Taipei City 2025 World Masters Games, including two demonstration events.

A total of 53 athletes have earned spots in taekwondo for their countries for the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Para Games, following the conclusion of a qualifying tournament.

Australian Taekwondo's chief executive Heather Garriock has welcomed the sport's inclusion on the Virtus Oceania Asia Games programme.

Paris 2024 refugee hopeful Wael Fawaz Al-Farraj has met with World Taekwondo President Chungwon Choue as he prepares for the Asian Championships in South Korea.

Twenty-one countries have so far registered for next month's African Taekwondo Championships in Rwanda, organisers have said.

Counselling booths are set to be installed at the upcoming 2022 Asian Taekwondo Championships in Chuncheon in South Korea after previous success at other events. 

Reigning Paralympic champions Guljonoy Naimova of Uzbekistan and Juan Diego García López of Mexico starred at the inaugural Para taekwondo Grand Prix in Sofia in Bulgaria.