Wushu Diharap Pertahankan Tradisi Medali Emas
Ketua Umum Pengurus Besar Wushu Indonesia (PB WI), Airlangga Hartarto, berharap atlet wushu bisa terus mempertahankan tradisi medali emas pada ajang SEA Games dan Asian Games.
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Get ready for a bizarre figure skating world championships
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Kamila Valieva set to return to competition at Channel One Cup in Russia after World Championships ban
A month after her controversy-blighted Winter Olympics at the Beijing Games, Kamila Valieva will compete again, this time in Saransk in her home country of Russia. The teenage figure skater is set to take part in the Channel One Cup, which is open only to Russian athletes.
Indian football team camp for Asian Cup qualifiers to begin on April 24, to play three international friendlies
Indian football team will have a six-week national camp from April 24 before the final round of Asian Cup qualifiers, to be held in Kolkata from June 8. India will play Hong Kong, Afghanistan and Cambodia from June 8 to 14 in Group D matches to be played at the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata. The winners of the six groups and five best second-placed teams across groups will make it to the Asian Cup in China in 2023.
Olympic weightlifting champ stripped of 2016 gold medal, barred 8 years for doping
Olympic weightlifting champion Nijat Rahimov of Kazakhstan was stripped of his 2016 gold medal on Tuesday and banned eight years for doping.
Women skaters intrigue with triple Axel potential at World Championships
Will anyone land the triple Axel cleanly in women's competition at the World Figure Skating Championships this week?
China sticks to zero-Covid policy: Tens of millions endure new lockdown
Meanwhile, uncertainty over the war in Ukraine is raising prices everywhere, including in Japan, which has long been stuck in deflation. The price rise in Japan is still a lot smaller than in many other places though. The main reason for this is the country's slow economic recovery and even slower wage growth after two "lost decades", leaving Japan in a deflationary spiral. Our Tokyo correspondents Louis Belin, Justin McCurry, Constantin Simon and Yuko Sano report.
UK Sport Chair Katherine Grainger backing 'home' Italian snow to bolster British Paralympic medal hopes at Milan-Cortina 2026
British Paralympic bosses believe battling through the unpredictable challenges of the Beijing Winter Games has laid the foundations for a re-energised assault at a record medal haul on ‘home snow’ in 2026.