PARALYMPIC AND PARA SPORTS NEWS
Novi Sad 2026 World Cup: Stars to follow
One‑month countdown until Serbia hosts the final major stop before September’s WSPS World Championships in Changwon
Tunis 2026 GP: Purnomo and Shabliy lead their nations to the top
Ukraine and Indonesia shine with 15 golds each as Paralympic stars light up the 2026 World Para Athletics Grand Prix in the Tunisian capital
Brazil to host BWF Para Badminton World Championships in February 2028
The BWF Para Badminton World Championships 2028 will mark the first time the event takes place in Brazil, and will support the growth of the sport in the Pan American region
IPC urges greater collaboration to advance disability inclusion
International Paralympic Committee’s (IPC) Deputy Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kristina Molloy spoke during a UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Committee for Physical Education and Sport (CIGEPS) meeting in Paris, France
Iconic blind football moments to relive during the FIFA World Cup
As the FIFA World Cup grips fans worldwide, discover the best of blind football at the Paralympic Games. From Brazil’s dominance to France’s golden moment, these are the matches that have defined the sport
Emblem unveiled for Alpes 2030
The Alpes 2030 Olympic and Paralympic emblems pay homage to the beauty of the French Alps by drawing inspiration from the alpine landscape, with its massifs, ridgelines, and recognizable silhouettes
IPC recognised with GLORIA Award
The International Paralympic Committee was recognised for its continuous efforts towards the integration of all athletes and to foster and improve the Paralympic Movement globally
Olympic City Stadium ready for the world’s best at Tashkent 2027
Everything you need to know about the home of next year’s World Para Athletics Championships in Uzbekistan
Perez back on the platform and targeting eight Paralympic medal
The most decorated Para powerlifter in history begins her push towards the 2028 Games after her return from injury at the Mexican Para Powerlifting Circuit
Professor Burkett to receive IPC Scientific Award
Professor Burkett has dedicated more than 30 years to advancing the Paralympic Movement through research, athlete support, coaching, and leadership