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China’s rapid infrastructure build-up along the LAC is reshaping Himalayan security. Roads, dual-use villages, and advanced rail links, framed as “development,” are in fact military tools of the PLA to consolidate territory and accelerate mobilization. This weaponised expansion erodes crisis-management mechanisms, heightens the risk of clashes, and leaves India with no choice but to respond in kind, deepening instability in one of the world’s most sensitive borders.

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.

By Ruchi Singh In recent years, the Indian Navy has emerged as a pivotal force in ensuring maritime security in the Indian Ocean. This...

In episode 76, we journey to the heart of East Asia to explore South Korea’s dynamic advancements in space technology and the burgeoning...

The multi-year, multi-national APSS initiative seeks to improve NATO’s overall intelligence through space-based assets, enhance...

V2X declares that it has been granted a $747 million single award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract. Because they can...

By Ruchi Singh In a significant development, the Indian Navy recently commissioned its second nuclear-powered ballistic missile...

HEO granted a seven-figure contract for data services to BlackSky Technology Inc. (NYSE: BKSY) in order to automate low-latency...

By Remos Space Systems As the satellite industry continues its exponential growth, the satellite ground station market is poised for...

By Kunal Naik Satellite solar panels serve as the backbone of space missions, providing essential power to satellites that facilitate...

KDDI and Okinawa Cellular have officially launched au Starlink Direct, Japan’s first direct-to-cell satellite service, ushering in a new...

Umbra, a company specializing in synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites, has been selected for a Strategic Funding Increase (STRATFI)...

Airtel Africa has announced a major new agreement with SpaceX to deliver Starlink’s high-speed satellite internet services to its...

In a major step toward realizing a quantum-secure internet, IonQ, a leading quantum computing and networking company, has announced it...

By Rupak Deore Modern warfare is no longer confined to weaponry alone. It is fought through strategic narratives, international...

In a strategic advancement for U.S. military communications, SES Space & Defense, the dedicated U.S. subsidiary of satellite...

In a major step forward for space-enabled climate technology, UK-based satellite analytics company SatVu has announced a series of...

The global security landscape is entering a new era, one where national defense no longer begins at the border, but in orbit. Our new...