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European Taekwondo Union (ETU) congratulated its Vice President Constantin Apostol on being re-elected as President for a new term at the Romania Taekwondo Federation (WT), crediting his “many years of dedication,” “strong leadership,” and “clear vision” as key drivers behind the growth of Romanian Taekwondo.
European Taekwondo Union (ETU) opened a call for applications to its Committees for the 2026–2027 term, inviting candidates to support governance, development, and promotion of Taekwondo across Europe.
La Unión Europea de Taekwondo (ETU) abrió el llamado a postulaciones para integrar sus Comités del período 2026–2027, con un proceso online, plazo definido y una estructura de selección que, según la propia ETU, se apegó al enfoque que viene utilizando World Taekwondo (WT) para la conformación de sus comités.
European Taekwondo Union (ETU) has published its updated 2026 competition calendar on the official ETU website, listing upcoming ETU events and related international Open tournaments granted as G and E events. ETU noted the calendar is a very important tool that will be updated during the season, and that dates, locations, and event details may change.
MUNICH/NUREMBERG, Germany — European Taekwondo leaders confirmed that the 2026 European Senior Taekwondo Championships will be staged in Munich at BMW Park, with organizers communicating May 12–14, 2026 as the updated championship dates following calendar adjustments.
El presidente Angelo Cito delineó el presente y futuro del Taekwondo italiano en un Head of Team Meeting que combinó resultados, gobernanza y visión olímpica.
Team Denmark has temporarily suspended its cooperation with the Danish Taekwondo Federation (DTaF) and confirmed that it will not provide funding for 2026. According to reports, the decision is linked to concerns about governance, financial management and the overall reliability of the federation’s structures.
MASTKD had an exclusive interview with the president of the European Taekwondo Union (ETU), Sakis Pragalos, at a key moment for the governance of continental taekwondo. His recent decision to push for a statutory reform to redefine the scope of honorary recognitions opened up a new institutional scenario: it is no longer just about the specific case, but about how Europe decides to valorize merit, trajectory, and legitimacy within the sport.
Following a local investigative report and formal complaints submitted to public authorities in Kosovo according to a local media outlet, the Kosovo Taekwondo Federation (KTF) has issued a detailed response to MASTKD+, reiterating that its recent assemblies were fully compliant with its statute and national regulations.
Several licensed clubs in Kosovo have formally accused the Kosovo Taekwondo Federation (FTWK) of serious procedural violations and irregularities in the convening of recent assemblies. According to official documents submitted to the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports (MCYS), the Kosovo Olympic Committee (KOC), and other relevant institutions, the complainants are requesting the suspension and cancellation of the Extraordinary Assembly scheduled for November 12, 2025, describing it as “illegal and invalid.”
