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- The debate over nationality in Olympic sports has grown after Pinheiro Braathen began competing for Norway.
- Experts Gijsbert Oonk and Karen McGarry say changing nationalities involve political tensions and the desire for competitive success.
- The International Olympic Committee (IOC) nationality rules reflect a shift from individual representation to national interests.
- As nationalism rises globally, perceptions of athletes and affiliations evolve, prompting ongoing discussions about identity in sports.
