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Space Norway and SSTL have partnered to develop a new satellite programme delivering high-resolution, wide-swath radar imaging for maritime surveillance. The first spacecraft, set for 2027, will provide low-latency detection and classification of vessels, enhanced by onboard AIS technology. The collaboration aims to expand advanced monitoring services to global government and commercial customers.

Pakistan’s Navy guards more than seas—it commands a parallel economy of privilege. From subsidised land and tax exemptions to guaranteed corporate posts at Bahria Foundation, naval officers inherit wealth without risk while citizens struggle with austerity. This is not shared sacrifice but selective privilege, a caste of milbus enriching itself as the nation sinks under economic and moral burden.

At SDSS and WSBW 2025 in Paris spotlighted a maturing space industry where ambition now meets accountability. Direct-to-Device, data-driven insights, supply chain resilience, and sustainability emerged as defining themes. The message is clear: success in space will hinge on execution, integration, and delivering real-world value, not just technical potential.

Day One of WSBW 2025 showed the space industry is finally growing up. Direct-to-Device is moving from hype to market reality, EO faces pressure to deliver insights over imagery, and sustainability is shifting from mantra to market. With financing tightening and geopolitics shaping spectrum and data, the industry’s future depends less on launches and more on building resilient, scalable businesses.

Space42 and Viasat have announced Equatys, a joint venture to deliver global Direct-to-Device services and evolve Mobile Satellite Services into a 5G environment. Backed by the world’s largest coordinated spectrum block, Equatys will operate as an industry-first “space tower” company, using shared Non-Terrestrial-Network infrastructure to cut costs, boost spectrum efficiency, and expand universal connectivity.

India’s High Mobility Vehicles (HMVs), indigenously developed by BEML, form the backbone of the Army’s land mobility, from transporting tanks and missile systems to supporting air defence radars and engineering assets. Evolved from the Tatra legacy into a fully indigenous fleet, these combat-proven platforms combine rugged design, modular versatility, and strategic autonomy, positioning India as a credible player in global defense mobility solutions.

Strasbourg, France – November 25, 2020 – Databricks, the Data and AI Company, announced that Microsoft Azure Databricks has received a...

Strasbourg, 25 November 2020 – OneWeb, the Low Earth Orbit (LEO) broadband satellite communications company, announces its emergence...

Paris, 23 November 2020 – Eutelsat Communications’ new direct arm, konnect, has kick-started the retail distribution of next-generation...

Strasbourg, 21 November 2020 – The Airbus-built European ocean satellite “Copernicus Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich” has successfully begun...

Introduction The word espionage has been most commonly referred to defense, government, and corporate sectors. Though it has not been so...

Iran executed four people on Monday, accusing them of involvement in an Israeli espionage operation, after the Supreme Court rejected...

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) has awarded Alpha...

The U.S. Space Development Agency (SDA) has awarded Mercury Systems, a technology company that provides mission-critical processing power...

UK and Ukraine ink new defence and industrial cooperation agreement. The signing took place amid the UK’s largest-ever trade mission to...