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The origin of the water that our satellite contains is unknown, but the process of deciphering it will provide clues about how it arrived on Earth

India recently overtook China as the world’s most populous nation and the two are rivals in technology, space exploration and global trade

The war in Ukraine and its repercussions, compounded by structural problems such as an ageing population and a lack of investment, spell the end of the boom

Gina Raimondo is the fourth American official to visit the Asian country since June. While she left with ‘some optimism,’ Beijing remains skeptical of Washington’s overtures

A racist incident in Malawi highlights Africa’s friction with its Asian community

Chenta Tsai Tseng — a Spanish musician of Taiwanese origin — turned insults into a stage name: Putochinomaricón. In their most ambitious project to date, they’re now working on deconstructing post-internet music

As SpaceX prepares a new launch of its Starship super rocket, an unknown Chinese company named LandSpace has beaten it to the punch and put an all-methane space shuttle into orbit

Spain defeated Brazil 96-78, and the Americans beat Greece 109-81

The clash between Beijing and Washington, the rise in Chinese wages and the fallout from strict Covid lockdowns prompts companies to diversify production in countries such as Vietnam, Thailand and India

Raimondo plans meetings with Chinese officials and U.S. business leaders in Beijing and Shanghai

Helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft had been deployed to return from the remote location with the rest of the injured

The defense ministry said in a statement that 32 aircraft from the People’s Liberation Army and nine vessels from the navy were detected in the 24 hours between 6 a.m. Friday and 6 a.m. Saturday

The United Arab Emirates, Argentina, Egypt and Ethiopia were also set to enter BRICS from Jan. 1, 2024, joining current members Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa to make an 11-nation bloc

The island country has just closed a new deal with the European Union, while managing to maintain a diplomatic balance with China, its largest foreign market

Putin skips meeting with leaders of the Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa bloc fearing arrest for war crimes in Ukraine invasion

The Russian president’s travel to Johannesburg was complicated by an outstanding International Criminal Court warrant for his arrest over the abduction of children from Ukraine

The spacecraft was scheduled to land on the south pole of the Moon on Monday, racing to beat an Indian probe also heading to Earth’s satellite. The launch was Russia’s first since 1976

The drill will include three aircraft and helicopter carriers sailing together in a show of force and undertaking joint drills, the officials told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Sunday

The head of European diplomacy thinks that the EU’s aid to Ukraine has been too gradual. He also spoke with EL PAÍS about the explosive situation in the Sahel region after the military coup in Niger: ‘It’s the moment of truth for Africa’

The Asian giant is facing an uncertain economic climate due to defaults by real estate and financial companies

The mainland’s ruling Communist Party claims democratic Taiwan as part of its territory and says it has no right to conduct foreign relations

The apparent resumption of travel came as the U.N. rights chief, Volker Türk, told the first open meeting of the U.N. Security Council on North Korean human rights since 2017 that the country was increasing its repression and people were becoming more desperate

The three countries are inaugurating ‘a new era of cooperation,’ but they say that the summit is not anti-Chinese and does not establish a ‘mini NATO structure’ in the Pacific

The developer is seeking to protect its assets from seizure by creditors as it tries to move forward with its restructuring plan

Neither side gave details of what the cooperation will entail, but the two countries have agreed to hold joint military exercises next year

The American president received the leaders of both allied Asian countries at Camp David

Most of Moscow’s shells, drones, vehicles and artillery rely on electronic components from foreign companies. The involvement of intermediaries and a lack of export controls allow such trade to happen