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Society 2 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.
Archipelago 2 years ago
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Soccer fans clash during Sunday match in Java heartland
Fans of PSIS Semarang and PSS Sleman were involved in fisticuffs that caused several minor injuries, during a heated match on Sunday that served to underline Indonesian soccer’s persistent problem with hooliganism.
Opinion 2 years ago
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Analysis: Indonesia played political football and lost, and now faces big penalty
Indonesia lost its right to host the soccer U-20 World Cup tournament less than two months before kick-off because of a domestic controversy about the participation of Israel, with which it is has no diplomatic ties.
Politics 2 years ago
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FIFA U-20 World Cup draw canceled as controversy grows over Israel participation
Indonesia’s hosting of the 2023 U-20 World Cup hangs in the balance, after FIFA moved to cancel the tournament’s group stage draw in Bali scheduled for March 31 amid growing opposition to Israel's participation.
Europe 2 years ago
France looks to AI-powered surveillance to secure Olympics
France's National Assembly on Thursday approved the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) video surveillance during the 2024 Paris Olympics, overlooking warnings from civil rights groups that the technology posed a threat to civil liberties.
