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Race to the Moon: Power, politics and the new space order

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April 18, 2026 • 218 views
Original source: The Times of India
Race to the Moon: Power, politics and the new space order

A new space race is unfolding as the United States and China compete for lunar dominance. Both nations are pushing for crewed Moon landings, with the US Artemis program and China's 2030 goal. They are also vying to set the rules for future lunar governance. I…

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