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From a Fulbright grant focused on microplastics in Malta to new faces on the Hawaiʻi Island basketball roster, the latest briefing also highlights Senator Mazie Hirono’s stand against fee hikes, the retirement of conservation pioneer Lea Hong, and Kaysha Koroi’s upcoming reign as Miss Universal Woman Hawaiʻi.
At a televised hearing on July 30, 2026, former KFA chair Chung Mong-gyu and newly appointed coach Hong Myung-bo addressed allegations of procedural lapses and a disappointing World Cup group‑stage result.
The near‑threatened black giant squirrel, prized for its bat‑sized length and striking black‑and‑tan coat, is the focus of a new conservation drive in Southeast Asia, where Flora & Fauna and Sir David Attenborough are working with local communities to curb logging and protect the species.
The ASEAN Cup opened in Phnom Penh with Cambodia falling to Singapore and Indonesia, while powerhouses such as Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam use the tournament as a springboard toward the 2030 World Cup and the 2027 Asian Cup.
The 2026 World Cup showcases AI and VAR to boost real‑time analysis, but the spectacle masks a fragmented labor chain that stretches from Miami to the Philippines.
Nauru's history of phosphate mining left the island with limited resources, but a growing volunteer effort and upcoming regional games are sparking a new football culture.
The series follows creators Josh Lee, Ray An and Emanuel Hahn as they explore why members of the Korean diaspora support a national team from a country they left behind, revealing stories of belonging, identity and the legacy of the 2002 World Cup.
How autocrats have tried to co‑opt soccer’s universal appeal, and why the sport’s true power lies in its community, not in staged spectacles.