Paris 2024 has backed the La Nuit de l’Eau swimming event in France, which organisers claim ties in with a key legacy goal.

Michael Phelps has launched a passionate defence of his clean record in a Facebook Live video, with the American tackling issues around anti-doping in a self-described "rant".

Two swimmers who were disqualified from the Rio 2016 Olympics triumphed at the International Swimming Federation (FINA) Marathon Swimming World Cup leg in Abu Dhabi today.

Australian national swimming team head coach Jacco Verhaeren has slammed the International Swimming Federation (FINA) for their handling of doping cases within the sport.

Serbian swimmer Milorad Čavić has criticised his former rival Michael Phelps for supposedly only seeking anti-doping reforms now he is retired from competition.

London 2012 open water swimming gold medal winner Éva Risztov has announced her retirement from the sport at the age of 31.

Argentina's Damian Blaum claimed a home victory as the International Swimming Federation (FINA) Open Water Grand Prix season began in Santa Fe.

Chuck Wielgus will retire from his post as USA Swimming's executive director later this year, after more than 20 years in the role.

Wetsuits will be compulsory for International Swimming Federation (FINA) open water events when the temperature is below 18 degrees celsius, after a bylaw came into force to coincide with the New Year.

Paralympic champion Carlos Serrano has been named as Colombia's Para-athlete of the year.

Russia battled to a 9-7 victory over Spain to win gold at the International Swimming Federation (FINA) Women's Youth Water Polo Championships in Auckland today.

If ever you doubted that Michael Phelps is the Greatest Of All Time (the GOAT), then Rio 2016 would have put paid to that.

The fourth International Swimming Association (FINA) World Aquatics Convention will take place in Canadian city Windsor from tomorrow with representatives from all disciplines set to feature.

Beleaguered Hungarian Swimming Federation (MUSZ) President Tamás Gyárfás has resigned amid a wave of criticism from the country's top stars.

Joseph Schooling, Singapore’s first Olympic Games gold medallist, has received SGD1 million (£560,000/$700,000/€661,000) as part of the Singapore National Olympic Council’s (SNOC) multi-million dollar awards programme (MAP).