India Taekwondo is adapting to 2021's new normal by holding its first-ever Online National Speed Kicking Championships.

Taekwondo Canada is taking its national poomsae competitions online in 2021, ensuring they can go ahead despite the coronavirus pandemic.

The Mexican Taekwondo Federation (FMTKD) has held its annual Congress virtually, as officials and state associations reviewed their activities in 2020 and plans for this year.

The Bhutan Taekwondo Federation (BTF) has held its 2020 Civil Service Award Ceremony, honouring 10 staff members for their dedication to the sport.

The Royal Spanish Taekwondo Federation (RFET) has approved a series of financial measures to help its clubs tackle the issues caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

The Iran Taekwondo Federation has held online poomsae taekwondo workshops for athletes over a two-day period.

A competition development performance coach programme devised by Taekwondo Canada has received final approval from a key association in the country.

Angelo Cito has been re-elected as President of the Italian Taekwondo Federation (FITA) after a landslide victory over challenger Park Jun-ho.

Australian Taekwondo's national coaching director Karim Dighou has been running weekly online training sessions, which have featured demonstrations from athletes.

The Brazilian Taekwondo Confederation (CBTKD) has announced the 15 members who will form the organisation's Athletes' Commission.

The Korean Cultural Centre in Nigeria has presented taekwondo uniforms and training equipment to 12 organisations to support the sport in the country.

Australian Taewkondo has selected the country's team for the inaugural Online World Taekwondo Poomsae Championships.

The Ivorian Taekwondo Federation (FITKD) has received a donation of shoes and protective masks from the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA).

British Taekwondo is to stage its Annual General Meeting (AGM) online owing to the coronavirus pandemic.