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Politics 3 years ago
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Political row undermines RI’s second chance as FIFA host
Domestic political tensions are threatening yet again to spoil a FIFA youth tournament in Indonesia, as the question of whether the Jakarta International Stadium (JIS) meets global sporting standards turns into a partisan squabble.
Archipelago 3 years ago
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Bali Governor again refuses to host Israel at World Beach Games
The Bali governor has again reiterated his refusal to allow Israeli participation, this time at the World Beach Games set for August, refuting an earlier statement from the sports minister that the province was committed to supporting the event "1,000 percent".
Society 3 years ago
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RI can still host FIFA U-17 World Cup, but hurdles are high
The recent freezing of FIFA Forward Fund as penalty for Indonesia’s botched hosting of the U-20 World Cup would not financially disrupt Indonesia’s capacity to host the U-17 match, but it would still be a challenging ordeal to overcome, analysts said.
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