Ukrainian athlete Stanislav Horuna is auctioning off the karate-gi he wore when winning an Olympic bronze medal to raise funds for the country's military.

Lombardy is set to bid for the 2028 Winter Youth Olympic Games after Italy's Ministry of Tourism and the region's Government proposed the idea to the Italian Olympic Committee (CONI).

Turkish football club Fenerbahçe has been fined and handed a suspended partial stadium closure order by UEFA, after its supporters chanted Russian President Vladimir Putin's name during a Champions League qualifier against Ukrainian side Dynamo Kyiv.

Jamaica's women shattered their own world under-20 4x100 metres record in taking gold on a stormy penultimate day at the World Athletics Under-20 Championships in Cali in a time of 42.59sec.

Polish mixed martial artist Tomasz Walentek has died in Ukraine following Russian artillery shelling in the Donbas region.

Russia's modern pentathlon head coach Andrey Makushin has criticised sanctions implemented by the International Modern Pentathlon Union (UIPM) against the country and Belarus as "far-fetched".

Ukraine are to boycott the upcoming Muay Thai Youth World Championships in Malaysia starting next week due to the participation of Russian athletes in the competition.

Human rights groups in Ireland have raised concerns as sports officials at the Irish Gaelic Sports Association, the Irish Rugby Union and Sport Ireland were asked to try to find more places to accommodate Ukrainian refugees.

Sir Andy Murray's prize money donation campaign to help children in Ukraine is to be matched by chairman of the Citi Open, Mark Ein, prior to the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) tournament in Washington D.C.

Football's European governing body UEFA has launched a disciplinary investigation after some supporters of Turkish club Fenerbahçe were heard chanting the name of Russian President Vladimir Putin during a Champions League qualifier against Ukrainian side Dynamo Kyiv.

Artistic Gymnastics Federation of Russia President Vasily Titov has welcomed the decision to move the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) Congress from Sandefjord in Norway, claiming that it represents a "principled position".

The Norwegian city of Sandefjord has withdrawn from staging this year's International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) Congress due to a refusal to host delegates from Russia and Belarus.

Polish tennis stars Iga Świątek and Agnieszka Radwańska staged an exhibition event that helped to raise around PLN 2.5 million (£440,000/$530,000/€520,000) to support victims of the war in Ukraine.

The trial of Russian ice hockey goaltender Ivan Fedotov is set to begin on August 11, after the Olympic silver medallist filed a complaint against the Government's attempts to recruit him for military service.

Ukrainian football legend Andriy Shevchenko has called for more mental health support for young refugees after meeting children who have fled the horrors of war in his home country.