Paralympic silver medallist Rehab Ahmed was announced as the final participant of the World Para Powerlifting Online World Cup Finals.

British charity Kit Us Out, a longstanding partner of World Para Powerlifting, has launched a fundraising campaign to help equip Para-athletes during the coronavirus pandemic.

Kyoto in Japan hosted the first event sanctioned by World Para Powerlifting since the COVID-19 pandemic caused the global shutdown of sport.

The International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) and World Para Powerlifting have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that is expected to strengthen their relationship.

World Para Powerlifting is presenting a series of expert-led webinars which will cover issues ranging from how an athlete grips the bar to socio-cultural power dynamics in Paralympic sport.

Vera Muratova strengthened her position at the top of the overall standings with victory in the latest leg of World Para Powerlifting’s Online World Cup series.

The Asian Paralympic Committee (APC) has held its first webinar on August 27 in what was heralded as a success, with over 135 registered participants from National Paralympic Committees (NPCs) and future Asian Para Games Organising Committees taking part.

To mark one year to go until the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, World Para Powerlifting is holding a special edition of its Online World Cup series.

World Para Powerlifting has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with sport media outlet BarBend, with the organisation now becoming a media provider for the governing body.

The fourth leg of the World Para Powerlifting Online World Cup has got underway as athletes continue to compete from home or their local gym due to the coronavirus pandemic.

World Para Powerlifting has praised the impact of its technical official hub after its launch in April.

Overall leader Vera Muratova extended her lead at the top of the women's rankings by winning the third leg of World Para Powerlifting's Online World Cup Series.

World Para Powerlifting is building on its virtual competitions by launching a fantasy game for fans to coincide with the third leg of its Online World Cup.

Mexico's triple Paralympic champion Amalia Perez and Jordan's Abdelkareem Khattab both claimed victory at the second edition of World Para Powerlifting's Online World Cup Series.