'Little Olympics' spotlights China-Taiwan tensions
Even thought it is hosting the World University Games, Taiwan has to compete as "Chinese Taipei"
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TAIWAN is about to host its largest-ever sporting event, attracting thousands of athletes from around the world, but the World University Games, dubbed the "Little Olympics", has highlighted tensions with China and Taiwan's struggle for international recognition.
The biennial Summer Universiade will draw more than 7,000 student athletes to Taipei for two weeks from Saturday, to compete in sports from basketball to swimming to Chinese martial arts.
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