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Southeast Asia's Triple Squeeze: How War, Tariffs, and China's Slowdown Are Reshaping the Region's Growth Story

The World Bank’s latest East Asia and Pacific Economic Update reveals a troubling convergence: China’s economic deceleration, the Iran-Middle East conflict’s disruption of global energy markets, and uncertainty from U.S. tariffs are simultaneously pressing against Southeast Asian economies that had only recently emerged as bright spots in the global picture. The thesis here is not […]

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Miura 1 launch

MILAN – PLD Space signed a 30 million euro ($35 million) venture debt loan with the European Investment Bank (EIB) on April 7, a move to support the final development stage of MIURA 5, PLD’s lightweight rocket.

Sudan's Three-Year Crisis: 33 Million in Need as Disabled Populations Face the Steepest Barriers to Survival

When war erupted in Sudan three years ago, the millions of Sudanese living with disabilities faced an immediate, life-threatening question that most crisis reporting has never adequately addressed: how do you flee violence you cannot outrun? How do you reach an aid distribution point you cannot navigate? Three years later, with more than 33 million […]

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Psychologists found that believing you can do something matters more than actually being able to do it, and that single finding explains most of human ambition

Self-efficacy, the belief that you can accomplish a specific task, consistently outperforms actual ability as a predictor of who will try, persist, and succeed. That single psychological finding explains much of what we call ambition.

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In this episode of the Space Minds podcast, SpaceNews’ Mike Gruss interviews Heather Pringle, a retired Major General of the US Air Force who is now the CEO of the […]

China carried out separate Long March 8 and Long March 6A launches this week, adding new batches of satellites to the country’s megaconstellation projects.

he Pentagon is no longer asking whether commercial space will matter in future conflicts.

Japan and Australia Are Building a Defense Industrial Partnership — Here's What It Actually Means for Indo-Pacific Security

The Japan-Australia defense partnership that took another step forward in Tokyo in early April is not merely a deepening friendship between two U.S. allies. It is the most advanced example of a new model emerging in the Indo-Pacific: middle powers building autonomous defense industrial linkages designed to function even if the United States is stretched […]

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Moon joy, Earth love

Thursday, 09 April 2026 12:32
Orion and its European Service Module bringing the crew around the Moon and back to Earth Image: Orion and its European Service Module bringing the crew around the Moon and back to Earth
Researchers who tracked people's moods five times a day for two weeks found that social media use was a cause of unhappiness, not a symptom of it

Real-time mood tracking by Yale researchers is revealing that social media use precedes emotional deterioration in teenagers, not the other way around, while Meta's own buried research shows parental controls don't curb compulsive use.

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Artemis 2 earthset

Preparing to send astronauts back to the moon is no small feat.

Portal spacecraft

Space mobility company Portal Space Systems has raised $50 million to scale up development of its highly maneuverable spacecraft.

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