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    Russian envoy says US will never allow India to become next China●"The United States would never allow India to become the next China as a strategic competitor." - Russian envoy to India𝕏xINWorldDiplomacy9.2K20 min ago

    Denis Alipov, Russia's envoy to India, said the United States would never allow India to become the next China as a strategic competitor. The remark, made in New Delhi, touches on India's ambition to grow its economy and manufacturing base to China's scale. Indian social media users are weighing in on whether Washington genuinely supports India's rise or sees it as a long-term rival, reigniting debate over India's balancing act between the US and Russia.

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    Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom has proposed that Armenia build new nuclear power units, according to Vedomosti. The offer concerns expanding Armenia's nuclear energy capacity, which currently relies on the Soviet-era Metsamor plant. The proposal is drawing attention as Armenia balances its energy needs against shifting relations with Russia and growing ties with the West.

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    NHL Players Head to the 2026 Winter Olympics●Which NHL players were in the 2026 Winter Olympics?✉newsSportOlympics7 min ago

    NHL players are taking part in the 2026 Winter Olympics, returning to the Games after more than a decade away from Olympic competition. Coverage is highlighting which stars are representing their countries in the hockey tournament. Interest centres on rosters for teams such as Canada, the United States, Sweden, Finland and Russia as the Games get underway.

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    Militarizing the Final Frontier: Space the New Battleground●Militarizing the Final Frontier — How Space Became the New Battleground✉newsScienceSpace Policy29 min ago

    Space is increasingly framed as a military domain, with major powers developing satellite weapons, anti-satellite capabilities and dedicated space forces. Commentary highlights how growing rivalry between the United States, China and Russia is turning orbit into a strategic battleground, raising concerns about arms competition, the vulnerability of critical satellites and the lack of updated international rules governing conflict beyond Earth.