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Boris Pistorius
Boris Pistorius has been serving as Germany's Defense Minister since January 2023.
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Pistorius arrested after shooting
The South African sprinter, Oscar Pistorius, has been arrested after a shooting at his home in Pretoria. Media reports say the victim was his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. Pistorius is a Paralympian and Olympian.
Paralympic records
Saturday marked the first weekend of competition at the London 2012 Paralympic Games. There was action in sixteen different sports with 49 medals to be won.
Techno-Doping debate
The Paralympics have reignited debate about the use of technology by athletes.
London lights Paralympic flame
British scientist Stephen Hawking launched the London Paralympics on Wednesday evening at a showpiece opening ceremony. More than 4,000 athletes representing 164 nations will participate.
Paralympians embrace impairments
Beginning on August 29, more than 4,200 athletes from 174 countries will compete in 503 medal events at the Paralympic Games in London. But one question burns in the minds of many: what exactly is a Paralympian?
Bolt retains 100m title
Jamaica's Usain Bolt won gold in the 100 meters Sunday evening. His 9.63-second time was an Olympic record. South African double amputee Oscar Pistorius also raced in the third night of athletics at the London Olympics.
Pistorius makes history
Oscar Pistorius has made it into the history books as the first double amputee to compete on the Olympic track. World record holder Usain Bolt, meanwhile, won his qualifying heat but is set to face stiff competition.
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