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Commonwealth Games Glasgow build-up: Pacific athletes are arriving for the 23 July opening, with Glasgow hosting a pared-down event after Victoria, Australia, pulled out—leaving fewer sports and reused venues, but still a big boost for the local economy. Kiribati sport spotlight: Kiribati’s Commonwealth story is tied to weightlifting—David Katoatau’s 2014 gold remains the country’s only medal, and his brother Ruben is set for his third Games. Regional weightlifting momentum: Ten of 11 Pacific nations will compete in weightlifting, with Nauru’s dominance (all 31 medals, including 10 gold) and Samoa aiming to lead the medal charge after strong recent Oceania results. Remote viewing culture: Separate coverage highlights how major tournaments bring people together in extreme isolation, from Antarctic research stations gathering around TV to watch the World Cup final.

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