Tennis stars Jannik Sinner and Dane Rune ruled out of Olympics

Tennis stars Jannik Sinner and Dane Rune ruled out of Olympics

The tennis competition at the Paris Olympics has lost two of its hopefuls, the Italian Jannik Sinner and the Danish Holger Rune. In both cases it has been for health reasons: Sinner for tonsillitis and Rune for an injury to the thumb. The Olympic Tennis Games are held at the legendary Roland Garros in Paris on Saturday, the day after the opening ceremony.








Germany keen to avoid memory of Nazi Games in its Olympic candidacy

Germany keen to avoid memory of Nazi Games in its Olympic candidacy

Berlin is setting its sights on hosting the Olympics once again in 2040, with a determined vision to sever any associations with the city's previous stint as the host in 1936. The 1936 Berlin Olympics, held under the Nazi regime, are infamous for being heavily propagandised by Adolf Hitler to promote his agenda of Aryan supremacy. This historical shadow has long marred Berlin's Olympic legacy.