Fadil Imran: Rapor Bulutangkis Indonesia Meningkat
Ketua Tim Ad Hoc Olimpiade Paris Komjen. Pol. M. Fadil Imran menegaskan rapor bulutangkis Indonesia meningkat jelang Olimpiade Paris, walaupun pihaknya juga tidak puas begitu saja.
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Havertz Isyaratkan Enggan Main Bareng Pemain Chelsea Lagi
Kai Havertz ditanya soal siapa eks rekan setimnya di Chelsea yang ingin ia boyong ke timnya saat ini, Arsenal. Penyerang Jerman itu mengeluarkan pernyataan rancu, seolah menegaskan tak ada satu pemain pun yang mau ia ajak bergabung.
Harapan PBSI Usai Thomas-Uber Cup 2024, Menjelang Olimpade 2024
PBSI berharap para atletnya tetap menjaga semangat dan daya juang, serta berlatih lebih keras menjelang Olimpiade 2024, selepas hasil di Thomas-Uber 2024.
Canadian volleyball women feel sense of urgency while eyeing Paris Olympic spot
No year in the past four has carried this much weight for the Canadian women's volleyball program.
Armed forces' data accessed in Ministry of Defence hack 'by China'
The Ministry of Defence has been the target of a large-scale data breach, it is understood. Sky News reported that China was behind the cyber attack.
Manika Batra Stuns World No.2 From China To Enter Saudi Smash Pre-Quarters
Indian table tennis star Manika Batra shocked World No. 2 Wang Manyu of China to secure the biggest win of her singles career and enter the pre-quarterfinals of the Saudi Smash on Monday. Manika, ranked 39, beat the second-seeded Chinese 6-11, 11-5, 11-7, 12-10 in just 37 minutes. Though Manika lost the opening game against the Tokyo Olympics team gold medallist and 2021 World Champion, she fought back well to take the next two games quickly. The 25-year-old from China kept herself in the match until Manika, without giving her another opportunity, claimed the last two points to seal a famous win.
Sambutan Meriah Tim Thomas dan Uber Indonesia di Tanah Air
Jakarta - Usai menjadi runner up dari China di Final Uber Cup dan Thomas Cup 2024, tim Thomas dan Uber Indonesia langsung disambut meriah di Tanah Air.
Sweden's Sámi pay the price in Europe's quest for raw materials
Copper, lithium, cobalt and Rare Earth Elements (REEs) are among the 34 metals and minerals classified as critical by the European Union. The EU's aim for carbon neutrality by 2050, along with modern weaponry and the increasing digitalisation of daily life, hinges on technologies that require more metals than ever before, making these materials prized commodities. But while the EU already consumes approximately a quarter of the world’s raw materials, it produces only about 3% of them.