Aleksander Ceferin won today's vote to replace Michel Platini as UEFA president over contesting candidate Michael van Praag.

FIFA official has allegedly been airing support for the Slovenian UEFA presidential candidate, Aleksander Čeferin, says report in Norwegian magazine also claiming that Čeferin received support from the Nordic countries in return for promises of hosting rights and top post.

Leaders from 17 national anti-doping agencies issue joint call for a reinforced and more independent anti-doping effort in order to rebuild confidence lost following recent doping scandals.

Women make up less than one fourth of IOC members and female representation is even lower in the international federations says a new report that grades sports organisations according to percentage of women in leadership positions.

Russia will not be allowed to send athletes to the Paralympic Games after the International Paralympic Committee suspended Russia on Sunday in response to the country's state-sponsored doping program.

In the build up to the Caribbean Football Union elections, vying candidate, head of Trinidad and Tobago football David John-Williams, is causing a stir in a game of footsie under the table with CONCACAF, UEFA and, possibly, FIFA, writes Lasana Liburd in this article outlining the current situation in Caribbean football governance.

The world governing body of athletics responds to its deep credibility crisis by launching a reform package to be adopted in five months at a special congress.

New ISSF constitution rejected by the ISSF General Assembly. The assembly agreed to continue the Kuwait suspension and promised to increase transparency.