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Intersectional Challenges and Mixed Results: Review Highlights Policy Impacts on Women’s Leadership in Asia
KUALA LUMPUR, October 12 — Despite significant economic development and educational advancement across Asia, women remain substantially underrepresented…
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Which Direction Is Driving Russia’s Foreign and Economic Policy?
New York, September 29 — Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov participated in the 81st United Nations General Assembly…
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Haley Stevens Bill Would Pay Wrongfully Detained Americans Like Whelan
WASHINGTON, September 18 — Representative Haley Stevens introduced legislation on Thursday aimed at repairing the finances of Americans…
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China’s 2028 Mars Sample Mission Could Be ‘Sputnik Moment
BEIJING, Sept. 9 — China is on track to launch its Tianwen-3 Mars sample-return mission in 2028, according…
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India, China, S. Korea Join Nepal Rescue as Death Toll Tops 1,000
KATHMANDU, September 7 — Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that catastrophic flash floods along the Bhotekoshi…
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Chinese State Firms Shape Global Energy, Commodities
BEIJING, Aug. 4 — For all the noise about Western efforts to diversify supply chains and curb strategic…
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From Çatalhöyük to Ptolemy: Ancient Cartography’s Enduring Legacy
LONDON, July 21 — The history of cartography is a record of human efforts to model reality—or imagined…
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Moderate earthquake strikes remote Mid-Indian Ridge
LONDON, July 21 — A magnitude 5 earthquake struck the Mid-Indian Ridge at 03:17 UTC on Tuesday, the…
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From SERT-1 to Dawn: 50 years of ion thrusters’ deep-space impact
WASHINGTON, July 20 — The ion thruster, a form of electric propulsion for spacecraft, has quietly become a…
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Skyroot COO Naga Bharath Daka Drives Rocket Development
HYDERABAD, July 17 — The Indian private space sector, for all the noise about its potential, has a…
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India’s 2020 reforms open space sector to private launches
NEW DELHI, July 17 — India’s space sector, long the preserve of a single government agency, is undergoing…
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SpaceX’s Starship program accelerates race for reusable Moon and Mars rockets
LOS ANGELES, July 15 — The race to build a fully reusable rocket for missions to the Moon…
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Global Satellite Revenue Hits $281B Amid Rising Orbital Debris Threat
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The global satellite industry generated $281 billion in revenue in 2022, according to the…
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Singapore’s NEWater Program Sets Global Model for Urban Water Security
SINGAPORE, July 14 — For all the noise that surrounds water scarcity, the salient point from Singapore’s experience…
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Hidden Space Debris Swarm Threatens Critical Satellites
LONDON, July 14 — Astronomers have identified a previously undetected population of space debris in geosynchronous orbit, the…
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Western sanctions and drone strikes erode Russia’s energy revenues
MOSCOW, July 14 — Russia’s energy sector, long the financial backbone of the Kremlin’s war machine, is showing…
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Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket marks pivotal milestone in space race
SEATTLE, July 13 — $160 billion. That’s Jeff Bezos’s estimated net worth as of October 2023, by the…
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Strait of Hormuz toll plan threatens $3 per barrel oil price hike
LONDON, July 13 — A proposed toll on vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz threatens to impose a…
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Seismologists Warn Shallow 6.3 Quake Near Loyalty Islands Poses Strong Shaking Risk
The Loyalty Islands region felt the ground shake hard on July 13. A magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck at…
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Strait of Hormuz blockade looms as historic precedent warns of risks
TEHRAN, July 12 — The Strait of Hormuz has never been fully closed since the Iran-Iraq War, but…
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Oil Flows Threatened as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Persist
DUBAI, July 11 — The Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway connecting the Persian Gulf to the Gulf…
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Long March 10B Rocket Specs and Maiden Flight Revealed
WENCHANG, July 10 — The Long March 10B, China’s latest medium-lift workhorse, has now been in service for…
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Data and Figures: The Strait of Hormuz by the Numbers
LONDON, July 10 — For all the noise about energy transition, the salient point remains that the world’s…
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Zhang Kejian Oversees China’s Lunar and Reusable Rocket Plans
BEIJING, July 10 — For all the noise surrounding China’s space ambitions, the man running the programme has…
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