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China space program
Ahead of Latest Mission, China Renews Space Cooperation Vow
By Associated Press
China is sending three astronauts to spend six months aboard its space station – which it built after being excluded from the ISS.
The US Cooperates With Russia in Space. Why Not China?
By Adam Gadd
Russia-U.S. cooperation in space shows that the China exclusion policy is motivated less by security risks than by a U.S. fear of losing its leadership position.
China in Space: Impact on China-US Competition
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Victoria Samson.
The Politics of China’s Space Power
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Lincoln Hines.
Rocket on Pad, China Ready to Send First Crew to Space Station
By Associated Press
Three astronauts will blast off next week to spend three months on China’s new Tianhe space station.
Wargaming the China-US Space Race
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Mark Hilborne.
The Artemis Accords and Global Lunar Governance
By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
It would be useful to have spacefaring powers agree upon and comply with a common set of principles.
Managing the Military Problem of Space: The Case of China, Part 1
By Robert Farley
In some ways, China’s space doctrine has grown similar to that of the United States.
China’s Tianwen-1 Lands Rover on Mars
By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
A significant technological feat for China, Beijing’s accomplishment is also a reminder of the revved-up space competition among the major space powers.
China Delays Mission While NASA Congratulates on Mars Images
By Associated Press
The United States is the only other country to have successfully landed and operated a spacecraft on Mars.
China Moves Toward a Permanent Space Presence
By Namrata Goswami
The launch of the first piece of China's space station is a big step toward achieving a long-standing goal.
China Launches Core Space Station Module
By Abhijnan Rej
The country expects to complete construction of its space station, called Tiangong, next year.