There is clearly little performance logic behind the sexist and bizarre rules that women in sports have to conform to just to compete.
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The Agong and the royal houses are currently seen as the only remaining institution of sense that can act in the interests of Malaysians.
Indonesia is losing doctors at a critical point in its COVID-19 fight. It’s a huge loss of medical expertise when many departed doctors are highly trained.
It's hoped the Tokyo 2020 ceremony signals a return to basics, a return to when the opening ceremony was simply an official start to the sports rather than an end in itself.
Fifty years ago in Thailand, 300kg of seafood could be fished per hour. Today, only 18kg of seafood can be fished per hour.
