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The 120 pages that link to International Olympic Committee, each with the reason it gives.

• Olympic GamesRelated: It sets the framework, awards hosting rights, and coordinates the Olympic Movement.

• 1996 Summer OlympicsRelated: The committee awarded Atlanta the Games and oversaw their place in the Olympic calendar.

• Olympic medalRelated: It sets medal-awarding rules and approves key aspects of medal design.

• World AthleticsRelated: World Athletics governs the sport whose Olympic program is staged under IOC authority.

• Olympic CharterRelated: The Charter defines the IOC’s authority, composition, and responsibilities.

• 2000 Summer OlympicsRelated: It awarded Sydney the Games and set the framework for their organization.

• International Skating UnionRelated: The ISU governs Olympic skating disciplines in coordination with the Olympic body.

• 1968 Summer OlympicsRelated: The IOC selected Mexico City as host and oversaw the 1968 program.

• 2020 Summer OlympicsRelated: The IOC agreed with Japan to postpone the Games while retaining their 2020 branding.

• 1936 Summer OlympicsRelated: The IOC awarded Berlin the 1936 Games before the Nazis came to power.

• 1972 Summer OlympicsRelated: It oversaw the Games and faced decisions during the hostage crisis.

• Olympic gold medalRelated: Its rules define medal awards and set requirements for their metal content.

• Winter Olympic GamesRelated: The IOC awards the Games, sets their framework, and oversees their organization.

• National Olympic CommitteeRelated: It recognizes NOCs and oversees their place in the Olympic system.

• International Gymnastics FederationRelated: FIG's relationship with the Olympic Movement became central as gymnastics entered the modern Games.

• World Anti-Doping AgencyRelated: The IOC initiated WADA’s creation with sports organizations and governments.

• 1964 Summer OlympicsRelated: The IOC selected Tokyo as host in 1959 and supervised the 1964 competition.

• Olympic boycottRelated: Its rules and diplomatic choices shape the options available during boycott disputes.

• 2014 Winter OlympicsRelated: The IOC reviewed Russian participation and medals after investigations into Sochi doping.

• 1952 Summer OlympicsRelated: The IOC selected Helsinki as host after the 1948 Games.

• Olympic truceRelated: The committee promotes the modern truce as part of the Games’ peace message.

• 1896 Summer OlympicsRelated: The committee organized the first modern Games and selected Athens as host.

• Munich massacreRelated: Its decision to resume competition after a memorial service became part of the event’s legacy.

• Olympic sportsRelated: The IOC decides which sports enter the Olympic program.

• International Ice Hockey FederationRelated: The IIHF coordinates with the IOC on Olympic ice hockey.

• FIBARelated: FIBA coordinates with the IOC on basketball’s place in the Olympic program.

• Sports diplomacyRelated: Its authority over the Games gives it a role in politically sensitive participation and hosting decisions.

• SportswashingRelated: Its host-selection decisions can confer prestige while exposing the limits of Olympic neutrality.

• Women's sportsRelated: Its changing Olympic program reflects the gradual inclusion of women's events.

• 1948 Summer OlympicsRelated: The IOC selected London and managed the return of the Summer Games.

• Athletics at the Summer OlympicsRelated: The IOC determines the Games program in which athletics is staged.

• International Sports FederationsRelated: The IOC recognizes federations as governing authorities for sports on the Olympic program.

• International Tennis FederationRelated: The federation works with it to govern tennis at the Olympic Games.

• 1994 Winter OlympicsRelated: The committee chose Lillehammer and changed the timing of Winter Games.

• 2024 Summer OlympicsRelated: The IOC awarded Paris the 2024 Games as part of its host-city selection process.

• Union Cycliste InternationaleRelated: The UCI coordinates with the Olympic movement on cycling’s place in the Games.

• International Ski and Snowboard FederationRelated: FIS works with the IOC on Olympic skiing and snowboarding events, while retaining sport-specific expertise.

• Jim ThorpeRelated: The IOC removed Thorpe's titles and restored his status decades later.

• Professional figure skatingRelated: Olympic eligibility rules shaped the long-standing separation between amateur and professional skating.

• Court of Arbitration for SportRelated: The IOC proposed creating the CAS to address disputes connected with sport.

• Olympic boxingRelated: Its decisions over governance and qualification have reshaped Olympic boxing.

• Olympic wrestlingRelated: Its 2013 decision to remove wrestling prompted reforms and a campaign for reinstatement.

• United World WrestlingRelated: UWW’s modern development is closely tied to wrestling’s place in the Olympic program.

• Amateur wrestlingRelated: Its decisions influence wrestling's Olympic status and presentation.

• Amateurism in sportRelated: Its early eligibility rules made amateur status central to Olympic participation.

• Basketball at the Summer OlympicsRelated: Its decisions determine basketball’s place and formats within the Games.

• FIDERelated: Its recognition connects FIDE to the broader international sports system.

• LausanneRelated: Its headquarters in Lausanne helped establish the city as the Olympic capital.

• Russian Olympic CommitteeRelated: It recognizes national Olympic committees and determines their standing in the Olympic movement.

• Sebastian CoeRelated: Coe has served as an IOC member and represented Olympic interests in sports administration.