Former Squash Star Ong Beng Hee Champions China’s Rising Talents
Former Malaysian squash star Ong Beng Hee, now coaching in China, shares his journey from player to coach and aims to guide China’s squash talents to the 2028 Olympic Games.
April 2025
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Trump Surprises in Japan Trade Talks, Spurring Economic Jitters
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