Jacques Rogge

• IOC president Jacques Rogge urges Middle East bid for Olympics

  International Olympic Committee President Jacques Rogge said on Thursday he would like to see another Middle Eastern bid for the games.

• Give India a chance: IOC chief Rogge

  India's potential for hosting future Olympics should not be written off before giving embattled New Delhi organizers a chance to pull off the Commonwealth Games with a "last-ditch" effort, IOC president Jacques Rogge said in an interview Friday.

• Rogge hails Youth Games as 'perfection'

  IOC president Jacques Rogge on Thursday hailed the Youth Olympics in Singapore as exceeding all expectations as the inaugural Games drew to a close.

• IOC president says Commonwealth Games will be good

  IOC president Jacques Rogge predicted on Tuesday that the Commonwealth Games in India will be a success, despite preparations being overshadowed by corruption allegations and delays in venues being completed.

• Youth Olympics officially opened

  The inaugural Youth Olympic Games officially opened on Saturday in a spectacular blaze of colour, with Jacques Rogge hailing it as a new chapter in the Olympic movement.

• IOC chief hails London example of regeneration

  IOC president Jacques Rogge said London 2012 was a "beautiful example" of what the Olympics should be about, with a Games that breathe life back into a tacky part of a host city.

• Former Olympians write to IOC chief against Kalmadi & Co

  Claiming that the sports bosses are out to sabotage Olympic movement in the country to protect their interest, former Olympians and athletes on Tuesday wrote an open letter to IOC President Jacques Rogge, requesting him to keep a watch on the National Sports Federations (NSFs) in India.

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  IOC chief 'disappointed' by Woods

  International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge says he is "disappointed" with the revelations of Tiger Woods' serial infidelity.

• Jacques Rogge re-elected as IOC president

  Jacques Rogge easily won re-election as president of the International Olympic Committee on Friday for a final four-year term.The 67-year-old Belgian, who has served as IOC president since 2001, was the only candidate and needed a simple majority in the vote. The IOC voted 88-1 in favor of his re-election. Three members abstained from voting."You h...