ASAT

There are genuine concerns that if steps are not taken to halt the current trend toward space weaponization, space could become an active warfighting domain.

As access to space becomes easier and space-based assets cheaper, the prospect of demilitarization is bleak.

Between the proliferation of counterspace capabilities and intensifying geopolitical competition, space is a critical domain for Asian powers.

Alarming and factually challenged assessments of China’s space program should not guide U.S. policy.

New entrants in the Indo-Pacific offer both opportunities and challenges for the outer space realm.

Reports of a tabletop wargame speak to India’s ongoing efforts to develop its space policy.

India’s prime minister has declared the country a “space superpower.”

India succeeded in destroying a satellite in low earth orbit in March, but that wasn’t its first attempted ASAT test.

India’s anti-satellite test is a major moment.

An Indian interceptor missile destroyed a satellite at an altitude of 300 km.

The United States should avoid launching an arms race in space.