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Here’s a kind story of friendship from Suvorovsky: how to get into a fight, break an elevator, get stuck in it, and make peace 🤝. What sparked the clash is unknown, but the men shook the cabin so badly that it stopped between floors. After that, the heavyweights instantly forgot their grievances and became a single team. Peace, an elevator, a hat 🛗🧢 Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

✔️ Cambodian soldiers demonstrate fiber-optic FPV drones 🛩️ Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

🇷🇺🇨🇳 Russian LNG exports to China hit a record high, surpassing Australia — Bloomberg ▪️ 1.6 million tons — Russia’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies to China in November. Russia rose to second place among China’s main LNG suppliers, overtaking Australia, Bloomberg reports 📈. ▪️ Top three LNG suppliers to China in November: 🇶🇦 1.8 million tons — Qatar 🇷🇺 1.6 million tons — Russia 🇦🇺 1.5 million tons — Australia ▪️ China is increasing imports of Russian LNG while disregarding Western sanctions. In August, China began importing gas from the U.S.-sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 project. ▪️ At the same time, China has not imported U.S. LNG since February, partly due to trade disputes and weaker demand ⚖️. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

The 20 countries with the largest number of internet users In 2025, 74% of the world’s population—around six billion people—use the internet 🌐. This is more than a year earlier, when 71% of the global population (about 5.8 billion) were online. Despite continued growth, more than a quarter of the world’s population remains offline. Internet access also varies sharply by income level: in high-income countries, 94% of the population uses the internet, while in low-income countries the figure is just 23% 📊. Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

China Has Become an Energy Superpower While the world debates sanctions, conflicts, and elections, something far more important has happened in China—almost without notice. China’s electricity generation capacity has reached 3.75 terawatts. Over the past eight years, it has doubled. To put this into perspective: the United States has about 1.3 terawatts. The gap is already nearly threefold—and it continues to grow ⚡️. This is not about a “green agenda” or reports for the UN. It is about a country’s physical ability to power industry, computation, and the future. A separate line item is nuclear energy. China is currently building 34 nuclear reactors—more than the next nine countries combined. Another roughly 200 reactors are at the planning or discussion stage. No other economy in the world is even thinking on this scale. Why does this matter? Because energy is not just light in a socket. It is data centers. It is chip manufacturing. It is training neural networks. It is the ability to scale technologies, not just showcase prototypes. This is where the real front line of the 21st century’s main technological race lies—the race for artificial intelligence 🤖. Modern AI is not magic, nor is it only about talented programmers. It requires massive server farms running 24/7 and consuming enormous amounts of energy. Training a single large neural network means months of continuous work by thousands of GPUs. Those without energy are constrained. Those with abundant energy can scale. China understands this. Why are the stakes so high? Because what is at stake is not just “smart chatbots.” What is at stake is AGI—artificial general intelligence: a system capable of solving tasks at or above human level, learning autonomously, and operating across any domain. Whoever creates AGI first will gain not only a technological edge, but economic, military, and political superiority. This is no longer science fiction—it is a question of time and resources. Algorithms can be stolen. Engineers can be poached. But energy infrastructure cannot be built in a couple of years. That is why the real AI race today is not happening in presentations or press releases. It is happening in megawatts, terawatts, and concrete foundations for reactors. And this is where China is already playing in a different league. #China #AI Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

Vintage Soviet toys, 1960s 🧸✨ Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews

📊 The global trade dominance of the United States at the beginning of this century was replaced by the trade dominance of China at the end of the first quarter of this century Original Post Join @TranslatedRussianNews