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65 Entertaining Cat Pictures Captured By Masayuki Oki (New Pics)

Masayuki Oki, a Tokyo-based photographer, was so fascinated with cats that he started photographing them daily and sharing the photos on his Instagram account, now followed by 450k people. The post 65 Entertaining Cat Pictures Captured By Masayuki Oki (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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'I need to find a job to earn money': Manu Bhaker's coach Jaspal Rana reveals his struggles after Tokyo debacle

NEW DELHI: Jaspal Rana, the coach of Olympic medalist Manu Bhaker, recently disclosed his ongoing struggle to secure a permanent job since the Tokyo Olympics. This revelation came after Bhaker's historic achievement of winning a bronze medal in Paris, making her the first female shooter from India to win an…

The Times of India

Jagger Eaton, Nyjah Huston Win Silver and Bronze Medals As Skateboarding Shines in Olympic Spotlight

The sport made its debut three years ago in Tokyo, but in Paris, the men’s street final pushed it toward becoming a bonafide, must-watch Olympic event.

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Adam Burgess banishes memories of Tokyo to win first Olympic medal

The 32-year-old finished fourth three years ago but won a silver medal at Stade Nautique de Vaires-sur-Marne on Monday

The Independent UK

‘It’s not over’: Team GB defiant after consecutive defeats in women’s hockey leaves them facing uphill battle

Two defeats from two puts Great Britain in the same situation as Tokyo 2020 when they went on to win bronze

The Independent UK

Olympics 2024: Adam Burgess banishes Tokyo heartbreak with canoe slalom silver

Stoke-on-Trent paddler earns Paris redemption behind home favourite Nicolas Gestin

Evening Standard

Paris Olympics boosted by raucous fans in return of spectators for first time since pandemic

There’s a very notable difference about the Paris Olympics: the noise

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Michael Jung Makes Olympic History With Third Gold Medal Win

Michael Jung secured his third Olympic gold in eventing at Paris, with Laura Collett and Christopher Burton also shining.

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EXPLAINED: A field-player replacing goalkeeper in hockey - the move that helped India salvage a point against Argentina at Paris Olympics

A barrage of attacks by India in the first quarter, including a shot from Abhishek hitting the crossbar on the Argentine post, suggested a goal was around the corner for the Tokyo bronze medallist. But until the 59th minute, it was the 2016 Olympic champions who held onto their 1-0…

The Times of India

Tom Pidcock overcomes early puncture to win cross-country mountain bike gold at Paris Olympics

Yorkshireman successfully defends gold medal won at Tokyo games after early setback

Cycling Weekly

Team GB win first Paris Olympics gold medal as eventing team retain Tokyo title

British team edge out hosts France before Laura Collett adds individual bronze on a stunning day at the Chateau de Versailles

Evening Standard

Algerian judoka disqualified ahead of Olympic fight against Israeli opponent

The Israeli Olympic Committee said its judo team member Tohar Butbul was declared the winner of the men's 73-kilogram division bout at the Paris Games after his opponent, Algerian judoka Messaoud Dris, "removed himself from the competition". Olympic organisers said Dris failed the weigh-in for the event, which was scheduled…

France 24

Quad 'Seriously Concerned' About Situation In South China Sea

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and his counterparts in the so-called Quad grouping issued a joint statement calling for a "free and open" Pacific after talks in Tokyo. The statement did not name China directly but referenced a series of recent confrontations between Chinese and Philippine vessels in the…

International Business Times

Kimberley Woods says Paris bronze medal feels ‘absolutely incredible’

The Briton was distraught after finishing last in the kayak single final in Tokyo three years ago.

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How Manu Bhaker buried the hatchet with coach Jaspal Rana en route to her Paris Olympics medal

Jaspal Rana and Manu Bhaker had an infamous fallout a few months before the Tokyo Olympics. There was a lot of infighting within the shooting contingent which went to Tokyo. After a disastrous outing by Manu and the other Indian shooters who failed to win a medal, dirty linen was…

The Independent UK

Japan, US, Australia, India at Tokyo talks on maritime and cyber security amid China concerns

Top diplomats from Japan, the U.S., Australia and India are meeting in Tokyo to discuss security concerns and joint support to reinforce maritime safety and cybersecurity in the Indo-Pacific region amid growing tensions with China

The Guardian - AU

Japan and US upgrade military ties citing threat from China as ‘greatest strategic challenge’

US defence secretary says China is 'engaging in coercive behaviour, trying to change the status quo in the East and South China Seas’

The Times of India

In training, I was fined 40 to 400 euros if I failed to achieve a target: Paris Olympics bronze medallist Manu Bhaker

PARIS: “Oh my god! So many phones! I have so many options,” Manu Bhaker exclaimed, happiness shining through her voice, as she looked at the tray which held at least 20 mobile phones of eager Indian journalists who had gathered in the mixed zone to speak to the shooting star…

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Fox hoping K1 is just the start of Olympic gold rush

Jessica Fox will take a night to celebrate her K1 gold medal but will then be straight back into training in Paris as she looks to defend her Olympic C1 crown.

The Times of India

India's Paris Olympics 'Manu'script begins with bronze

CHATEAUROUX: Three years ago at Tokyo Olympics, Manu Bhaker, then 19, had tears in her eyes. Burdened with great expectations, she failed to make the finals. She was bogged down by the hype of being the prodigy who would rule the world of shooting. Defeat left her broken. But she…

International Business Times

Quad Foreign Ministers Meet In Tokyo With Eye On China

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met counterparts from Japan, Australia and India on Monday, with the group expected to issue a joint statement calling for a "free and open" Pacific in a rebuke to China.

Al Jazeera

Stomach grumbles: Japan’s eateries catch heat over higher tourist prices

Some Japanese businesses are charging multiple times their usual prices amid a record influx of tourists.

Sports Illustrated

After Narrow Miss in Tokyo, Torri Huske’s Gold Medal Win in Paris Was an Olympic Masterpiece

The Stanford swimmer and part-time artist stormed back to upset her U.S. teammate and world record holder Gretchen Walsh by 0.04 seconds in the 100-meter butterfly on Sunday.

Sports Illustrated

Olympic Golf Is Back, and the Pros Have Grown to Appreciate It

The Olympic tournament isn't as big as the majors, but ask those who won medals or fell just short—it matters a lot more than before, Bob Harig writes.

Sports Illustrated

Lee Kiefer Celebrates Back-to-Back Gold Medals in Historic Day for U.S. Fencing

After winning in Tokyo, the Notre Dame graduate prevailed in an all-American final in Paris to become the first U.S. woman to earn consecutive Olympic titles in foil.

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