Russia's national anthem was played at the Winter Paralympics for the first time since 2014 after skier Varvara Voronchikhina won gold, marking a symbolic return amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Three-time Olympic gold medallist Stephanie Rice reveals heartbreak as Middle East conflict leaves her stranded in Australia, separated from husband in Dubai.
American figure skater Alysa Liu refuses to criticise fellow Bay Area native Eileen Gu for representing China, calling detractors hypocritical. Gu reportedly received millions in funding from Chinese sports authorities.
Great Britain's mixed doubles curling pair, Jo Butterfield and Jason Kean, must defeat hosts Italy to reach the semi-finals after a 10-5 loss to China, with psychology and missed opportunities cited as key factors.
Emanuel Perathoner and Cécile Hernandez secure gold medals on an incident-packed day at the Winter Paralympics, where crashes and emotional triumphs unfolded.
Lauryn Williams, a US Olympian with multiple medals, exposes the harsh financial reality for athletes after the games, with some gold medalists earning just $30,000 annually.
Jo Butterfield and Jason Kean delivered a standout curling performance against China, offering hope for Great Britain on a day that saw other medal contenders fall short in various events at the Milano Cortina Paralympics.
Experience the second day of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympics through a stunning visual gallery. Witness athletes in action across skiing, snowboarding, and ice sports, capturing moments of determination and victory.
The Milan Cortina Winter Paralympics celebrates its 50th anniversary with a record-breaking event, featuring 79 competitions across six sports and unprecedented female athlete participation.
British-Indian explorer Preet Chandi MBE, known as Polar Preet, embarks on a 60-day solo unsupported trek to become the first woman to reach the North Pole, aiming to inspire women and girls worldwide.
Olympic champion Alysa Liu has pulled out of the upcoming figure skating world championships, prompting concern from fans about her packed post-gold schedule and wellbeing.
The Russian flag reappeared at the Winter Paralympics as athletes won medals, sparking debate over the nation's return after bans for doping and invasion of Ukraine.
British Para alpine skier Neil Simpson finished fourth in the downhill at Milano Cortina 2026, expressing optimism for upcoming events, especially the super-G where he is defending champion.
Oksana Masters led a US one-two finish in the women's biathlon sprint, winning gold and marking her 20th Paralympic medal. Teammate Kendall Gretsch took silver, with Germany's Anja Wicker earning bronze.
Visually impaired skier Varvara Voronchikhina secured bronze in the women's downhill, ending Russia's medal drought at the Winter Paralympics since 2014 amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Skiing legend Lindsey Vonn loses FIS World Cup downhill lead after a devastating leg break at the Winter Olympics, reflecting on her remarkable comeback season.
The Russian flag was met largely by silence during the opening ceremony of the Winter Paralympics, reflecting ongoing tensions over the nation's participation in international sports events.
A visual journey through the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympics opening ceremony, showcasing athletes, cultural performances, and the spirit of inclusivity.
The Winter Paralympics opening ceremony in Verona promoted inclusion, but the IPC's decision to allow Russia and Belarus back under their flags sparked a boycott by seven nations, highlighting political tensions.
Ukraine received a loud cheer at the Winter Paralympics opening ceremony in Italy, despite boycotting over Russia's return under its national flag. Six other nations also boycotted in solidarity.
Team USA figure skater Amber Glenn, an out pansexual athlete, confirms she will not attend the traditional White House celebration hosted by President Donald Trump, citing personal choice.
Ukraine, Czechia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Finland, the UK, and Germany are boycotting the Winter Paralympics opening ceremony after Russian and Belarusian athletes were allowed to compete under their own flags.
The UK government announces a boycott of the 2026 Winter Paralympics opening ceremony in Verona, opposing the IOC's decision to allow Russian and Belarusian flags.
British track and field stars, including Keely Hodgkinson, are reportedly required to fund their own £185 SRY gene tests for international competition, sparking fairness concerns.
Iran has pulled out of the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games after its only athlete, Aboulfazl Khatibi Mianaei, could not travel safely due to Middle East conflict, as confirmed by the IPC.
Iran will not compete at the Milan Cortina Paralympics as its sole athlete cannot travel safely to Italy amid escalating Middle East tensions, the IPC announced.
Iran will not compete at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympics after its lone athlete, Aboulfazl Khatibi Mianaei, was forced to withdraw due to unsafe travel conditions amid Middle East conflict.
The Milan Cortina Winter Paralympics feature 665 athletes competing across six sports: alpine skiing, biathlon, cross-country skiing, ice hockey, snowboard, and wheelchair curling.
American skier Lindsey Vonn has resumed training just four weeks after a severe leg fracture at the Winter Olympics, sharing her recovery journey on social media.
Russia and Belarus will compete under national flags at the Winter Paralympics opening ceremony, sparking a European boycott and reigniting debates about sport's role in geopolitics.