Many Olympic athletes represent 'AIN' country, but what does AIN mean? And why isn't Belarus and Russia in the Olympics?

Some individual athletes from the banned countries will be permitted to participate in the Milano Cortina Winter Games ...

AIN is a French acronym that stands for Individual Neutral Athletes, a label used for athletes with Russian and Belarussian ...

While "AIN" may appear as a country code at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, it doesn't actually represent a nation at all.

The two countries had been banned following the invasion of Ukraine, but had their rights restored last year.

A total of 13 Russian athletes are now set to compete as neutral individuals at the Milan Cortina Olympics after IOC ...

The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, mark a historic moment for the Games. Not only because Italy is hosting for the first time since Torino 2006, but because these Olympics ...

Though Olympics viewers missed out on artistic gymnastics Friday, the unique, one-day trampoline gymnastics event took place, with two of the event's medalists leaving many fans with questions.

Russia's time as a Paralympic pariah is ending, as the International Paralympic Committee announced the move Tuesday.

The 2026 Winter Olympics is underway. Two countries, however, were barred from participating in the field. Those nations include Russia and Belarus.

Russia and Belarus will have a combined 10 para athletes at next month's Milano Cortina Paralympics.

Olympic hosts Italy called on Thursday for a reversal of the decision to let 10 Russian and Belarusian athletes compete with ...