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Asia power play: India falls behind, China inches closer to top spot

India is the fourth most powerful nation in Asia, according to the Sydney-based Lowy Institute's Asia Power Index for 2020, which measured power using 128 indicators. The institute&rsquo;s study showed China closing in on the US as the most powerful country influencing the Asia-Pacific. While America retained its place as the region's top superpower, its 10-point lead on China two years ago has been halved. China, on the other hand stayed firmly in second place for the third year running, despite a drop in diplomatic clout it witnessed following accusations that it hid the severity of the Wuhan virus outbreak. India, which comes fourth after Japan, lost economic growth potential in the pandemic and is also ceding strategic ground to Beijing. Lowy projects India will reach 40% of China's economic output by 2030, compared with the 50% estimate last year.

Asia Power Index: India lags, China closes in on US
India 4th in the index, loses ground to Beijing
China stays put in the second spot, US leads
China's&nbsp;point difference with US halved
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India is the fourth most powerful nation in Asia, according to the Sydney-based Lowy Institute's Asia Power Index for 2020, which measured power using 128 indicators. The institute&rsquo;s study showed China closing in on the US as the most powerful country influencing the Asia-Pacific. While America retained its place as the region's top superpower, its 10-point lead on China two years ago has been halved. China, on the other hand stayed firmly in second place for the third year running, despite a drop in diplomatic clout it witnessed following accusations that it hid the severity of the Wuhan virus outbreak. India, which comes fourth after Japan, lost economic growth potential in the pandemic and is also ceding strategic ground to Beijing. Lowy projects India will reach 40% of China's economic output by 2030, compared with the 50% estimate last year.

Water on Mars? Researchers confirm buried lakes

Researchers have confirmed the presence of one large saltwater lake, discovered two years ago and three more water bodies around the larger one, on Mars!
According to a new study published in Nature Astronomy, the lakes cover an area of approximately 75,000 square kilometres. To put that into perspective, that is about one-fifth the size of Germany.&nbsp;
The discovery raises the possibility of life on the red planet.&nbsp;
Scientists used radar data from the European Space Agency's (ESA) orbiting Mars Express spacecraft to discover the lakes.&nbsp;

More evidence of water found on Mars!

Researchers have confirmed the presence of one large saltwater lake, discovered two years ago and three more water bodies around the larger one, on Mars!
According to a new study published in Nature Astronomy, the lakes cover an area of approximately 75,000 square kilometres. To put that into perspective, that is about one-fifth the size of Germany.&nbsp;
The discovery raises the possibility of life on the red planet.&nbsp;
Scientists used radar data from the European Space Agency's&nbsp;orbiting Mars Express spacecraft to discover the lakes.&nbsp;

Researchers have confirmed the presence of one large saltwater lake, discovered two years ago and three more water bodies around the larger one, on Mars!
According to a new study published in Nature Astronomy, the lakes cover an area of approximately 75,000 square kilometres. To put that into perspective, that is about one-fifth the size of Germany.&nbsp;
The discovery raises the possibility of life on the red planet.&nbsp;
Scientists used radar data from the European Space Agency's (ESA) orbiting Mars Express spacecraft to discover the lakes.&nbsp;

Disgusting Food Museum's drinks menu is sure to make the stomach churn

Sweden's Disgusting Food Museum launched a new temporary exhibit featuring alcohol drinks that will make your stomach churn.

Forget maggot-infested cheese, this museum has a disgusting drink menu

If maggot-infested cheese and bull testicles failed to make you nauseous, a new exhibit at Sweden's 'Disgusting Food Museum' just might.&nbsp; The museum launched a new drinks menu for its temporary exhibit which features a liqour fermented in prison toilets, a poo wine, a spit-fermented wine and a Scottish beer served from the mouth of a squirrel. If that doesn't churn your stomach, they've also got a Korean beverage from fermented feces of a child. At the entrance of the museum, lies a blackboard that shows all the&nbsp;times someone vomited while visiting. While the museum opened two years ago, the aim of this exhibit, as per the director&nbsp;is to allow people to examine their relationship with alcohol.&nbsp;

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