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Sports 1 month ago
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Women’s soccer finds fresh hope as Indonesia’s league returns
After seven years without a regular domestic competition, Indonesia’s women’s game is gaining momentum, with the national team’s recent success contrasting sharply with the struggles of the country’s more established men’s side.
Sports 1 month ago
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'Disappointing': Indonesia’s early exit from ASEAN Championship draws scrutiny
Despite winning big in earlier matches of the competition against Timor-Leste and Cambodia, Indonesia’s national men soccer team failed to advance to the ASEAN Championship 2026’s semifinals after losing to Vietnam and drawing against Singapore.
Sports 10 months ago
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Govt to focus on developing national sports following rebuff over hosting Games
Earlier this month, the government announced its decision to deny visas for Israeli athletes expected to compete in the 53rd World Artistic Gymnastics Championships held this week in Jakarta, citing Israel’s military offensive in Gaza that has killed over 67,000 Palestinians.
Sports 10 months ago
Indonesia defiant after IOC calls for no events over Israeli gymnast ban
The International Olympic Committee's executive board said Wednesday it would "recommend to all international federations not to host any international sports events or meetings in Indonesia" until it provided guarantees over access for all participants in competitions.
Sports 10 months ago
IOC chastens Indonesia over Israeli gymnasts' worlds exclusion
The Israeli Gymnastics Federation appealed against the Indonesian government's decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), demanding that it either guaranteed their athletes' presence or forced a move or cancellation of the event.
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