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Widely played in Tunisia

Card Games
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Belote

From France

Popular French trick-taking card game for 4 players (2 partnerships). Standardized 1920s France. Uses 32-card deck (7-A × 4 suits). BIDDING selects trump suit. Considered NATIONAL CARD GAME of FRANCE — 60% of French adults play. Also popular Balkans, Greece, Belgium, Cyprus. Contract Belote (higher-stakes bidding variant) considered pinnacle.

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Tile Games
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Dominoes

From China

Classic tile-matching game played across cultures worldwide with rectangular tiles divided by a line, each half showing 0-6 (or higher) pips; goal is typically to be first to play all tiles or reach a target score.

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Ball Sports Olympic
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Handball

From Denmark

7-a-side indoor team sport where players pass, dribble and throw a small ball, trying to score goals into a 3-metre-wide goal — fast, physical and continuous.

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Athletics
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Steeplechase

From United Kingdom

Long-distance track event — 3000m with 28 solid BARRIERS + 7 WATER JUMPS (barrier + water pit combination). Blend of distance running + hurdling + water traversal. Olympic sport (men since 1920, women since 2008). Kenya + Ethiopia dominant globally. World record: SOUFIANE EL BAKKALI (Morocco) men 7:52.11 (2023); BEATRICE CHEPKOECH (Kenya) women 8:44.32 (2018).

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