PARALYMPIC AND PARA SPORTS NEWS
2025 IPC Annual Classification Meeting
Participants from across the Paralympic Movement gathered for the three-day meeting aimed to foster learning, dialogue, and strategic alignment.
Al Ain 2025 World Cup: Preview, stars and how to watch
Traditional UAE range wraps up the season of major shooting Para sport events in 2025 with over 200 athletes from 39 nations
Cairo 2025: Top eight moments
From thrilling performances to first international glory and historic feats, the first ever World Para Powerlifting Championships in Egypt and Africa were packed with 10 days of memorable moments
IPC Honours Five Trailblazers with the 2025 Classification Recognition Award
This year’s Classification Recognition Award recipients recognised for their significant contribution to classification within the Paralympic Movement.
What competing at home means for Giacomo Bertagnolli
Follow the journey of Italy’s Para alpine skiing star Giacomo Bertagnolli, from the snowy slopes of home to the heights of the Paralympic podium
Update on potential participation of NPC Belarus and Russia at Milano Cortina 2026
International Federations with sports on the Paralympic Winter Games programme provide update on participation of athletes from Russia and Belarus
Milano Cortina 2026 unveils official iconic posters
A collaboration between the Organising Committee and Triennale Milano that celebrates the identity of this edition of the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games through the power of art.
World Para Athletics Grand Prix 2026 calendar released
Nine cities across four continents will host the 13th edition of the Grand Prix series from February to September 2026
World Series 2025: Lima makes historic debut as season closes in Grand Finale
Athletes from 16 nations to compete for medals and valuable ranking points in the final competition of the World Series calendar as Peruvian capital welcomes competition for the first time ever in the same stage that hosted Pan-American and Parapan-American Games in 2019
Bridie Kean says Sydney 2000 showed that “sport is for all of us”
Australian two-time Paralympian Bridie Kean shares how watching the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games from the stands opened the door to new opportunities through Para sport