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Sharapova to make comeback in Stuttgart after doping ban
The tennis champion was originally banned for two years after testing positive for meldonium at last year's Australian Open.
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Russia’s anti-doping body says didn't admit to sports dope conspiracy
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that Russian authorities had always denied that the Russian state had been involved in doping.
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IOC extends provisional measures against Russia
The IOC said it had extended provisional measures against Russia over its doping scandal ‘until further notice’.
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Sharapova returns to court in Las Vegas charity event
The Russian former world number one played at the World Team Tennis 'Smash Hits' event.
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Sporting leaders back proposals to give more powers to WADA
The IOC wants to give more power to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to fight against doping.
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Froome has 'no issue' with exemption leak in Wada hack
Cycling’s governing body the UCI joined the condemnation of the cyber-attacks.
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Van der Burgh calls for lifetime bans against serial dopers
In an exclusive interview with EWN, Van der Burgh has called on greater protection from FINA.
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[WATCH] EWN EXCLUSIVE: Van der Burgh calls for greater protection by FINA from dopers
EWN's Jean Smyth sat down with Olympic 100m breaststroke silver medalist Cameron van der Burgh in Rio de Janeiro to hear his views on doping in the sport.
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Phelps: Drug cheats should be banned from Games
The US swimmer has lashed out at authorities, saying harder action should be taken on drug cheats.
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Kenya sends athletics manager home over doping allegations - IOC
The Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya said it would look into the report of alleged doping scandal.
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Wada in the crosshairs, as IOC members fume at late response
Wada chief was grilled for what members said was a failure to act on information from whistleblowers.
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Wada defends timing of Russia report after IOC criticism
More than 250 Russian athletes from an original team of 387 have been cleared to compete.
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#Rio2016: Russians banned from the Games
#Rio2016: Russians banned from the Games
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Whistle-blower: IOC has 'no interest in clean sport'
The IOC decided on Sunday not to impose a blanket ban on Russian athletes due to the country's doping history.
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No blanket ban for Russia ahead of 2016 Rio Olympics
The decision follows a damning report released last week, with allegations of doping cover-ups.
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SAIDS concerned by rise in schoolboy rugby doping offences
Varsity Cup and schoolboy rugby produce far more doping offenders when compared to the professionals.
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OPINION: In Putin’s Russia, no difference between doping and duping
Lying has become just one more weapon in Russia’s ‘hybrid war’ against its multitudinous foes.
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WADA: Moscow lab protected doped Russian athletes at Sochi
The findings of McLaren’s report deepen the doping crisis surrounding Russian athletes.
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Russian doping whistleblower to compete as a neutral
Yuliya Stepanova will be eligible to compete as an individual athlete after the IAAF accepted her application.
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IOC discusses more crackdowns on drugs cheats before Olympics
Several countries, including Russia, Mexico, Ethiopia and Kenya, are non-compliant with Wada.
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Russian sports minister says IAAF should be disbanded - R-Sport
The IOC on Saturday backed the IAAF's decision to extend its ban on Russia for systematic doping.
