PARALYMPIC AND PARA SPORTS NEWS
Top Paralympic Winter Games moments: Italy
With less than one year to go until the Milano Cortina 2026, let's take a look at Italy's top moments from the Paralympic Winter Games
IPC development programmes have a global impact
Implemented in 133 countries during 2024, the IPC’s development initiatives benefited nearly 37,000 people in 2024
Changwon announced as host of 2026 World Championships
Event set for 3–14 September 2026 at Changwon International Shooting Range, a venue that has hosted World Cups for the past four years; World Championships to offer quota allocation for the LA 2028 Paralympic Games
Nagano 1998-Milano Cortina 2026: Paralympic Winter Games torches
Now is the perfect time to look back at some of the torches from the past Paralympic Winter Games
Milano Cortina 2026: Paralympic Torch unveiled
Paralympic stars Bebe Vio and Martina Caironi took part in events in Milan and Osaka to present the design of the torch
World Series 2025: Yamaguchi smashes world record in inaugural Fuji meet
Japanese Paralympic stars Yamaguchi, Suzuki shine with gold to spur the home team to top of medals even as swimmers from Hong Kong, Philippines, Iran and Spain make a mark in inaugural meet in Fuji-Shizuoka
IPC grant helping build the future of Para ice hockey in Hungary and Ukraine
Twelve athletes and four team officials from Hungary and Ukraine took part in a Para ice hockey development camp, supported by a grant from the International Paralympic Committee
IPC joins WADA in celebration of clean sport on annual Play True Day
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) pledges its commitment to ensuring clean, fair and competitive sport for all athletes on Play True Day
Open Water Cup to return to Sardinia in June
Italian island will host the third edition of the event on 21 June featuring men’s and women’s 1.5km races for athletes from classes S3-S6, and men’s and women’s 3km events for classes S7-S10 and classes S11-S1
Paralympic Games YouTube channel sees exponential growth
@Paralympics YouTube channel explodes from two million video views in quarter one of 2024, to 54.5 million views in 2025, reflecting growing interest in Para sport