The BROMO project is essential to address the crisis in the European space industry, bolstering competitiveness and sovereignty. But is it sufficient? By 2027, the gap may already be too deep.

With state and private interests increasingly taking on an orbital dimension, the establishment of wide-ranging and global regime regulating space activities has never been more important.

With ongoing collaborations with developing countries, China is strategically positioning itself as a major player in satellite communication and connectivity worldwide.

Exploring the characteristics that have allowed the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) to punch above its weight in the new space race.

The Ukraine war illustrates how the line between civilian and military space infrastructure has become blurred, raising important legal and diplomatic questions about how to regulate conflict in outer space.

If past is any guide, ‘astropolitics’ above will mirror the geopolitical tensions below.