EFC invites fencers to wear pink
EFC invites the European fencing community to wear pink ribbons on October 26–31 for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

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EFC invites the European fencing community to wear pink ribbons on October 26–31 for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
EFC honours Caryl Oliver, President of European Veterans Fencing, following her death.
FIE reports a visit to Australia focused on preparations for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games.
FIE reports individual gold for Choupenitch and team gold for Russia at the men’s foil World Cup in Takamatsu City.
EFC asks member federations to confirm security updates with their hosting providers following a PHP vulnerability alert.
The October 22 handbook update clarifies the Y14 national-points exception and confirms that Division Qualifier qualification does not transfer between age categories.
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