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SOCCERMbappe out of league matchKylian Mbappe would not feature in France’s Nations League match against Italy as he is not fully fit, coach Zinedine Zidane said on Wednesday, ahead of the match yesterday. Mbappe missed France’s last three matches after injuring his left knee while scoring the winne
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Taipei Times11/12（四）
Opinion | Don’t subject Hong Kong’s private sports clubs to…
The Hong Kong government has set forth on a course of action which seems destined to upset large swathes of the middle class, including senior personnel from finance, business, technology and academia. These are the very people whose presence here underpins our professed economic development strategy. I am referring, of course, to the discussions now reaching a climax on the terms for extending the leases of private recreation clubs. The government has set the end of this year as the deadline...
南華早報11/11（三）
11/10（二）
Southeast Asian horror games unleash local nightmares on th…
While some tropes like zombies are universally scary, others sources of terror require specific cultural knowledge to inspire dread – something Wyn Panichpakdee realised while watching both Thai and international players test his studio’s latest video game. In Kumarn: The Wandering Spirit, players encounter phi nang rum, menacing dancing spirit dolls from Thai folklore. Wyn said Thai players instantly recognised the dolls and braced themselves for something horrifying, while foreign players...
11/9（一）
2026 Elections: Chiang, Shen pitch sports and welfare agend…
Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an (蔣萬安) and his challenger Puma Shen (沈伯洋) campaigned in the capital yesterday, highlighting sports achievements and support for disadvantaged groups, respectively, with local elections less than three weeks away.At a gathering of sports supporters at the Taipei City Cou
自由時報偏綠《TAIPEI TIMES》 Chiang, Shen pitch sports and welfare agendas
/ Staff writer, with CNATaipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an （蔣萬安） and his challenger Puma Shen （沈伯洋） campaigned in the capital yesterday, highlighting sports achievements and support for disadvantaged groups, respectively, with local elections less than three weeks away.
