The World Aquatics Diving World Cup is set to start tomorrow in Xi'an, with four diving champions returning to compete in their hometown.

Russian Diving Federation President Stanislav Druzhinin has revealed he is set to meet sports officials in China next month to discuss competitions with Chinese divers.

Ukrainian national divers have released a video urging World Aquatics and other International Federations to maintain bans on Russian and Belarusian athletes from their competitions.

Triple Olympic synchronised swimming gold medallist Olga Brusnikina has accused Ukraine of "blackmailing the entire Olympic Movement" and hit out at the criteria Russian athletes will need to fulfil if they are to be allowed to compete internationally.

Russian athletes will not be able to take part in this year’s World Aquatics Championships in Japan, Vladimir Salnikov, President of the Russian Swimming Federation, has announced.

World Aquatics’ action to redress persistent failures in the Mexican Swimming Federation (FMN) by installing a Stabilisation Committee has been upheld by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).

World Aquatics has created a task force to explore how athletes from Russia and Belarus can return to competition as neutrals.

Swim England has announced the creation of an open category as part of an update to its transgender and non-binary competition policy.

When I was elected President of World Aquatics almost two years ago in Doha, I promised to support all athletes and give them the maximum opportunity to achieve the best possible outcome from their sporting careers. 

World Aquatics has unveiled the schedule for the 2023 Swimming World Cup, with competition due to take place in three European cities over three weeks.

Japan topped the medal table at the 2023 World Aquatics Artistic Swimming World Cup in Markham, Canada, as they claimed three golds, two silvers and one bronze.

World Aquatics is set to return to China for competition later this year, with Xi'an due to host the first Diving World Cup of the season.

Netanya in Israel has been selected as the host of this year’s World Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships.

State Secretary for Budapest Balázs Fürjes has decided to step down from his role as a Bureau member for World Aquatics with Olympic champion Sándor Wladár nominated to replace him.

Singapore has been awarded the hosting rights for the 2025 World Aquatics Championships, replacing Russian city Kazan which is hoping to secure the event in 2029.