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Sports 3 years ago
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Govt sets sights on improving sports ecosystem following recent success
Building on ongoing soccer reforms and the surprise success at the SEA Games, the government has promised more improvements through the implementation of a national sports blueprint, in hopes of instilling a “sports fever”.
Society 3 years ago
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Jokowi targets top spots for Indonesia at 2023 SEA Games
Just days before the 2023 Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Cambodia is set to officially kick off on Friday, President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo met with the Indonesian delegates at the Merdeka Palace in Central Jakarta on Tuesday, setting a target for Indonesia to finish higher than third at the event.
Sports 3 years ago
Qatar's Sheikh Jassim submits final bid for Manchester United
In addition to offering a figure to buy the English Premier League soccer club, Sheikh Jassim's proposal also includes a plan for a further significant amount of additional capital and infrastructure investment, the source told Reuters, requesting anonymity because the matter is confidential.
Sports 3 years ago
Erick denies bidding to host FIFA U-17 World Cup
Despite many hoping that the country could have another crack at hosting an international soccer tournament following FIFA’s cancelation of the U-20 World Cup, Soccer Association of Indonesia (PSSI) chief Erick Thohir said that Indonesia so far never proposed to host the U-17 World Cup.
Americas 3 years ago
Biden proposal limits bans on transgender athletes
The proposed change to Title IX is likely to revive debates about transgender rights, particularly in sports. Across the country, there has been a push by conservative US lawmakers to prevent transgender women from participating in school sports.
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