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Embarking on mission to secure space from debris threat

Space's borderless nature and status as a global commons make it difficult to regulate, posing challenges for diplomatic efforts to manage space.

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China urges efforts from certain countries to prevent outer space arms race

China urges efforts from certain countries to prevent outer space arms race
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The Final Frontier – Foreign Policy

Examining the trends, key power players, and international policy frameworks shaping the outer space domain, by FP Analytics.

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An Investment Strategy for National Security Space

This Special Report sets out a framework that guides policymakers on how to invest in national security space capabilities over the next decade.

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The U S Moratorium on Anti-Satellite Missile Tests Is a Welcome Shift in Space Policy

Washington’s decision to voluntarily refrain from destructive, direct-ascent anti-satellite weapons tests opens new pathways to promoting norms of responsible behavior in space.

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