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New Delhi 2025: Five female athletes to watch
Over 1,200 athletes are set to compete at the IndianOil New Delhi 2025 World Para Athletics Championships from 27 September to 5 October
New Delhi 2025: Five male athletes to watch
Over 1,200 athletes are set to compete at the IndianOil New Delhi 2025 World Para Athletics Championships from 27 September to 5 October
Colombian athlete Katty Hurtado receives two-year ban for anti-doping rule violation
Para athletics athlete returned an adverse analytical finding for a Prohibited Substance at the Kobe 2024 Para Athletics World Championships
Stars align in Singapore: 26 world titles up for grabs on opening day
Toyota World Para Swimming Championships - Singapore 2025 takes place from 21 to 27 September at the OCBC Aquatic Centre marking the first time the event will be held in Asia
Cairo 2025: Countdown begins to Africa’s first World Champs
Host nation Egypt lead the entries as 542 athletes from 71 National Paralympic Committees including Paris 2024 champions and future stars converge on Cairo
Indian Paralympic medallists to watch at New Delhi 2025
The New Delhi 2025 World Para Athletics Championships, taking place from 27 September to 5 October, will feature 73 Indian athletes, including four Paris 2024 Paralympic champions and one multi-medallist
India unveils medals for IndianOil New Delhi 2025 World Championships
Navdeep Singh and Praveen Kumar among Indian Paralympic medallists taking part in the launching event in New Delhi
Vitor Tavares wants to inspire next generation
One year after making history in Paris, Brazil’s first Para badminton medallist Vitor Goncalves Tavares sets his sights on new heights
Cairo 2025: Sherif Osman eyes redemption at 1st Worlds at home
After three injury-plagued years and a rare Paralympic setback, Egypt’s Para powerlifting legend is preparing for his eighth World Championships — and his first on home soil
All you need to know about Para Trap
Brno hosted in 2025 the seventh edition of the World Championships since Para trap was adopted as a World Shooting Para Sport discipline
Brno 2025: Madran shines as Para Trap Worlds sees historic firsts
Sixteen-year-old put Turkiye on the top of the podium for first time, as UAE picks first gold with Mohammed Alhebsi and Fabrizio Cormons keeps Italy's golden streak at the WSPS Para Trap World Championships in Czechia
Singapore 2025: Five male athletes to watch
You can watch them live at the Toyota World Para Swimming Championships tuning in on the Paralympics YouTube channel
Singapore 2025: Five female athletes to watch
You can watch them live at the Toyota World Para Swimming Championships tuning in on the Paralympics YouTube channel
Italy clinches B-Pool title ahead of home Paralympic Winter Games
The Azzurri completed an unbeaten run in Astana, sealing the title with a 4–2 win over Japan. Sweden earned the bronze and a spot in the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games Qualification with a commanding 13-0 win over France.
IPC appoints Kristina Molloy as Deputy CEO
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has appointed Kristina Molloy as its Deputy Chief Executive Officer
B-Pool Worlds: Know all winners
Eleven editions have seen nine different champions coming from Asia and Europe since first World Para Ice Hockey Championships B-Pool in 2008
Brno 2025 Para Trap Worlds: Preview, top stars and how to watch
Czechia to host the largest edition with of the WSPS Para Trap Worlds with 66 athletes from 22 nations competing at the Shotgun Shooting Range for the Olympic Disciplines Skeet and Trap Brno
Mayor of Bonn visits IPC Campus
Mayor of Bonn, Katja Dörner, and Dennis Sonne, Member of the State Parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia, visited the IPC Campus on 11 September 2025
Cairo 2025: Broome ready to lift Team GB to new heights
At just 24, the two-time Paralympic bronze medallist is already a world champion and a rising star in Para powerlifting. Now she is heading to Egypt for her fifth WPPO Championships — with her sights firmly set on Los Angeles 2028
World Para Swimming mourns the loss of Mayumi Narita
Japan's 'Queen of the Water' won 15 Paralympic gold medals and was a torchbearer in the Opening Ceremony of the Tokyo 2020 Games