A new RAND report highlights China’s inflated perceptions of U.S. threats and a policy approach that resists cooperation with the U.S. to prevent crisis escalation

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The council will delve into the ongoing tug-of-war between military and intelligence agency leaders.

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Redwire is designing SabreSat for government intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions.

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China has established a new force of the People’s Liberation Army, with the reorganization to have repercussions for how its space forces are commanded. 

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COLORADO SPRINGS – The Space Development Agency is working closely with Norway to test the communications network underpinning its constellation. SDA is installing a radio-frequency antenna in northern Norway and […]

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While refueling wasn’t a priority before, mobility and logistics are now a “hugely important area for our combatant commanders."

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In the evolving landscape of space warfare, conflict is shifting into what experts commonly call the “gray zone.”

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Space Force officials are fleshing out the details of a future digital infrastructure for training satellite operators and testing the performance of new hardware.

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For some time now, alarms have been sounding in the United States military over activities of Chinese and Russian spacecraft in orbit that are viewed as potentially threatening. U.S. military […]

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The Defense Department’s space policy office is drafting a congressionally mandated report explaining how the U.S. will defend satellites in orbit.

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At the Space Flag exercise, Space Force guardians conduct simulated operations that mimic a real-world conflict

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Canada’s military will establish a new space division later this year as it further develops its capabilities and skills for space operations.

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Private space pursuits are captivating the public’s attention, creating excitement and fueling investments and innovation across the entire industry.

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The U.S. and its allies are extending military space cooperation beyond information sharing to include joint exercises, wargames and network integration.

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South Korea will invest 16 trillion won ($13.6 billion) over the next 10 years in bolstering its defense capabilities in outer space. This includes 1.6 trillion won to be used to develop “core technologies” for military satellites.

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Does it make sense for the Pentagon to spend billions of dollars buying and maintaining satellites when there are now private companies that can provide space-based capabilities as a service? That’s the question at the heart of an ongoing debate about the role of private space enterprise in national security.

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