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Crossing The Rubicon: The Perilous Weaponisation Of Space

For nearly six decades, humanity’s presence in low-Earth orbit rested on an unwritten norm: whilst space was heavily militarised for reconnaissance, navigation, and early warning systems, it remained unweaponised
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America Has The Brain, China Has The Body: The Next US–China Tech War

The increased tech rivalry and the race for dominance in artificial intelligence, robotics and critical technology between the United States and China have already redefined the global landscape of power equations and status, and this will not remain inside data centres alone
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Dunham-Bush To Showcase 130+ Years Of Engineering Legacy At MARVEX 2026

From September 22 to 25, Dunham-Bush will participate in MARVEX 2026 held at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. Focusing on the comprehensive demands of data centers for high-efficiency cooling, operational reliability, and energy efficiency, Dunham-Bush will present the WCM Water-Cooled Magnetic Bearing Chiller, DB Aire Precision Air Conditioner, and DBV Pro 6 Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) System
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Bombs And Heatwaves Test The Mekong

While some threats arrive suddenly in the region, others have been sitting in the ground, or building in the atmosphere, for decades
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Moscow Rejects European Airspace Notices And Drone Accusations

Russia’s aviation regulator Rosaviatsiya and the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs have issued strong pushbacks against European political and aviation authorities, rejecting recent airspace notices issued by Kiev and dismissing Dutch allegations linking Moscow to a drone incident in Germany
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Lavrov Outlines Strategic Arctic Pivot To Anchor Multipolar Order Beyond NATO Limits

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has outlined a major diplomatic and economic push to establish the Arctic as a foundational hub for a multipolar world order, highlighting how emerging trade routes and partnerships across the Global Majority are reshaping global shipping and resource development
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‘No Such Thing As A Regional Conflict Anymore,’ STRATCOM Chief Says

Commanders should expect any conflict in the information age to expand far beyond the geography where missiles are flying or troops are warring, and in that environment, controlling information may become as consequential as controlling physical terrain, US Strategic Command’s top officer said Tuesday
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