A comparison of two recent wargames reveals that the United States’ current course of action to ensure space resilience may not adequately deter and defend against emerging new Chinese space […]

The post Two recent wargames hold timely lessons for space resilience appeared first on SpaceNews.

Vice President Harris’s ASAT test ban, specifically designed to address the concerns of hawks and doves alike, suggests a new approach to space security and sustainability.

The post Op-ed | U.S. Antisatellite Test Ban Reveals a New Approach for Security and Sustainability in Space appeared first on SpaceNews.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine could portend dark things to come for Taiwan. But while it's widely understood that a clear and credible capability to thwart Chinese invasion is critical to maintaining peace in the Taiwan Straits, less understood is the role U.S. space vulnerability will play in China’s willingness to gamble on invasion.

The post Op-ed | Russian Invasion of Ukraine Reinforces the Urgency of Fixing U.S. Satellite Vulnerability by 2027 appeared first on SpaceNews.

Russia’s generation of a large amount of space debris deserves condemnation from the United States and others. However, we must also understand why Russia did what it did. 

The post Op-ed | Lessons to learn from Russia’s Nudol ASAT test appeared first on SpaceNews.

We are on the verge of a new era in space security: the age of diverse and highly capable dual-use space systems that can serve both peaceful and anti-satellite (ASAT) purposes.

The post Op-ed | Peace in the Era of Weaponized Space appeared first on SpaceNews.