Shooting News
South Korean city chosen to host 2018 World Shooting Championships
By Duncan Mackay
April 17 - Changwon was today chosen to host the 2018 World Championships by the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) at its meeting in London after the South Korean Government pledged more than $3 million ($5 million/€3.5 million) to rebuild the existing venues and to organise the event. Add new comment
London-bound shooting chiefs to combine General Assembly talks with visit to Olympic test event
By Tom Degun
April 16 - The International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) is to gather in London for its annual General Assembly tomorrow for a meeting that will coincide with the London 2012 shooting test event.
Double whammy for GB shooter Wilson as he smashes world record in Tucson Shotgun World Cup win
By Mike Rowbottom
March 29 - British Shooting's Olympic hopeful Peter Wilson (pictured) has won the ISSF Shotgun World Cup in Arizona – setting a world record in the process.
Kazakhstan complains to Olympic Council of Asia after Borat error
By David Gold
March 28 - Kazakhstan has made a complaint to the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) after Kuwait accidentally used a spoof version of their national anthem from the movie "Borat", during the Arab Shooting Tournament last week.More Articles...
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Humanity serves as the heart and soul of the Olympics – which is why, John Carlos candidly reveals, he and US colleague Tommie Smith infamously raised the black-power salute on the podium at Mexico City 1968. David Owen reports 
