SAM Talks 1: Seattle Speaker Series at Asia Society kicked off with dynamic discussions on culture, innovation, and global connections. The event spotlighted influential voices shaping the Pacific Rim’s future.
The Asia Cup 2025 faces uncertainty as India and Sri Lanka reportedly take a major decision that could impact the tournament’s future. Details remain scarce, raising concerns over the event’s scheduling and participation.
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime is spearheading a campaign in South Asia to combat corruption in sports, aiming to ensure transparency, fairness, and integrity across all levels of competition.
The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) welcomed reports of India allowing Pakistan to participate in the Asia Cup. The move is seen as a positive step towards fostering sportsmanship and regional cooperation in hockey.
EXCLUSIVE | Pakistan faces blackout during Asia Cup as Indian broadcaster’s steep demand for rights fees stalls coverage deals, leaving fans frustrated amid tense broadcasting negotiations.
Reddentes Sports has been appointed as the official broadcasting rights agency for the 2025 World Championships in Asia, Paralympic.org announced. The deal aims to boost global coverage and accessibility of the event.
Hong Kong’s bid to become Asia’s premier sports event hub faces hurdles due to inexperienced leadership. Experts say upgrading management and infrastructure is essential to attract and successfully host major international competitions.
Manchester United’s young talents are set to battle for places on the upcoming Asia tour, aiming to impress the management ahead of pre-season. The club looks to blend youth with experience on the trip.
InsideTheGames reports on Asia’s first major sports expansion beyond its borders, marking a historic milestone. This bold move signals new opportunities and a growing global influence in the athletic world.
Sportel is set to return to Asia in March 2026, reaffirming its commitment to the region’s media and entertainment industry. The event will showcase the latest trends and innovations in sports content and technology.
Shanghai has solidified its position as Asia’s premier e-sport tournament hub, attracting top players and major events. The city’s growing infrastructure and enthusiastic fanbase drive its rise in the competitive gaming scene.
Bhutan has officially opened its doors to Asian sports, marking a historic step in its athletic development. The move aims to boost regional engagement and promote sports tourism across the kingdom.
EXCLUSIVE: Hacjivah Dayimani opens up about his rugby journey, revealing, “It would have been nice being part of the Bomb Squad.” The rising star shares insights on his ambitions and career in Telecom Asia Sport.
The IOC and Asian Football Development (AFD) have launched a groundbreaking initiative using sport to combat youth crime in Southeast Asia, aiming to inspire positive change and foster community engagement.
Sourav Ganguly emphasized that while the Asia Cup 2025 must proceed, security remains paramount ahead of the India-Pakistan clash. “Sport must go on, but terrorism must not happen,” he stated.
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly emphasized the spirit of the game ahead of the Asia Cup 2025 clash against Pakistan, stating, “Sport must go on,” underscoring the importance of cricket beyond politics.
The Kashmir Observer examines whether sports ministries can prevent Indo-Pak clashes during the Asia Cup. Despite diplomatic efforts, deep-rooted tensions suggest that sports alone may not be enough to ease rivalry.
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly remains unfazed by India facing Pakistan in the Asia Cup despite ongoing terror concerns, stating, “The sport must go on,” emphasizing the importance of cricket beyond politics.
Bahrain will host the third Asian Youth Games, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s sporting history. The event aims to showcase young athletic talent across Asia, fostering regional unity and development.
Former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria criticized the BCCI for politicizing cricket, questioning their stance on the Asia Cup clash against Pakistan. He labeled the move as using sport for propaganda.