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New date for Tokyo Olympics 'won't satisfy everybody', says Coe
The 2021 World Athletics Championships, for example, are scheduled to be staged in August next year in Eugene, Oregon.
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Diamond League gets second China meet
The IAAF said in a statement that 15 meetings will be staged between 17 April and 11 September, one more than this year with an additional date in China at a venue yet to be decided.
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World Championships seek Bolt successor, shake off doping
The first World Athletics Championships of the post-Usain Bolt era get under way here Friday with the sport desperately seeking a new superstar as it tackles a slew of ongoing doping controversies.
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Coe re-elected for new term as IAAF chief
Sebastian Coe, who took over the reins during a period of turmoil in world athletics, was re-elected by unanimous vote of the 203 delegates attending the International Association of Athletics Federations' Congress in Doha.
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IAAF 'grateful' for CAS verdict against Semenya
Caster Semenya and Athletics South Africa lost their bid to have IAAF’s testosterone regulations for middle distance female athletes overturned.
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IAAF ethics board closes investigation into Coe
The IAAF’s ethics board said that it had found there was no basis on which 'any disciplinary case could be established that Lord Coe intentionally misled the Parliamentary Committee.'
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Athletics SA: IAAF breached confidentiality agreement in Caster Semenya case
Athletics South Africa said confidentiality agreements were entered into by the IAAF, Caster Semenya, and ASA ahead of arbitration at CAS.
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Semenya's team hit back at IAAF over Lord Coe's comments
Semenya and the IAAF are locked in a landmark case at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
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[EXPLAINER] New IAAF regulations
Any athlete determined to have a difference of sexual development, which means a testosterone level of 5 nanomoles per litre or higher & is androgen-sensitive, must meet a set of criteria to compete.
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Coe apologises after IAAF suffers cyber attack
An IAAF statement said the hacking group known as Fancy Bear was believed to be behind the attack in February.
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Bad publicity sees Nestlé end IAAF partnership
The IAAF is in turmoil following widespread allegations of corruption and bribery.
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Britain’s handball team makes historic debut
Handball newcomer Britain suffered a heavy defeat to titleholders France on Sunday.
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Security blunder will not mar Games
The final countdown got off to a shaky start this week with things not running as smoothly as hoped.
