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Athens, August 24 – The International Olympic Committee (IOC) today announced that discus thrower Robert Fazekas from Hungary has been excluded from the Games of the XXVIII Olympiad in Athens in 2004 for an anti-doping rules violation. And other more cheerful Olympic news. more »
The BBC's crown jewel, its Kingswood Warren research lab, is broadcasting the Olympics by multicast and inviting ISPs to take part more »
Romania and the United States look set to duel again for gold in the women's artistic gymnastics after dominating team qualifying Sunday more »
Puerto Rico handed the United States an embarrassing Olympic basketball loss Sunday night, the first ever for American NBA players more »
On 13 August, the biggest celebration of the world began at the Athens Olympic Stadium more »
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) today confirmed that the Disciplinary Commission, set up by President Rogge yesterday to investigate the nature and circumstances of alleged anti-doping rule violations more »
Greece announced on Friday it was barring the Belarus sports minister from the Olympic Games after the European Union raised his alleged links with human rights abuses more »
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) will discuss the new alleagtion of their members being open to bribery in bidding for the 2012 Summer Olympics more »
Endgame for king of chess more »
The International Ice Hockey Federation announced Thursday that the 2006 men's world championship will indeed be held in Latvia more »