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PODCAST | Ep. 149 & 150 Joint Warfare Reality: How Weapons Are Selected for Air–Land–Sea Integration
Joint warfare is not about platforms. It’s about who owns the mission, who controls the air, and who controls the kill chain. In this two-part episode, Sqn Ldr Shailesh Pol breaks down the real-world logic of Air–Land–Sea weapon integration, exposing why sensors, networks, and decision-making speed now matter more than firepower.
17 hours ago2 min read


Analysis | PSLV Setback Testing India’s Space Policymaking? A Wake-Up Call for India’s Rule-Making Moment
The recent PSLV setback is more than a technical failure. It exposes gaps in India’s space policy, liability, and insurance frameworks at a time of growing private participation. As space governance shifts toward rules set by early movers, this moment presents India with a strategic choice: remain adaptive, or confidently shape the norms that will define the future of outer space.
22 hours ago5 min read


SkyFi Raises $12.7M Series A to Scale On-Demand Satellite Intelligence
SkyFi has raised $12.7 million in oversubscribed Series A funding to expand access to satellite imagery and AI-driven Earth intelligence. Backed by leading investors, the company is scaling its on-demand geospatial analytics platform to support defense, government, and commercial decision-making worldwide.
Jan 153 min read


Eutelsat Orders 340 More OneWeb Satellites as Airbus Scales LEO Manufacturing
Airbus Defence and Space has secured a major contract from Eutelsat to build 340 new OneWeb LEO satellites, bringing total orders to 440. Manufactured in Toulouse from 2026, the next-generation satellites will ensure service continuity, enhance onboard processing, and strengthen Europe’s space and connectivity sovereignty.
Jan 132 min read


OPINION | Tibet’s Echoing 1949’s Stolen Freedoms: Beijing’s Centralization of Control
Tibet’s fate reflects a broader shift in China since 1949, as Beijing has centralized power and dismantled the freedoms once promised by the Republic. From Tibet and Xinjiang to Hong Kong and Taiwan, the Communist Party’s tightening grip reveals how enforced unity has replaced democracy, fueling division rather than harmony.
Jan 103 min read


Space Machines Company Secures Australian Defence Contract to Build Autonomous Space Threat Detection Capability
Space Machines Company has secured a $2.9M Australian Defence contract to develop STARS, an AI-powered autonomous space threat detection system. Designed to predict close flybys, RPO activity, and interference in LEO, STARS will enhance protection of Australian and allied space assets and integrate into next-generation space command-and-control systems.
Jan 62 min read


Analysis | DHURANDHAR & the Art of Narrative Power: Where Cinema Ends, Intelligence Begins, and Cultural Diplomacy Takes Shape
At the intersection of cinema, intelligence, and geopolitics, DHURANDHAR signals a shift in how India tells its security stories. This article, inspired by an Access Hub podcast conversation with the film’s military consultant, explores realism, cultural diplomacy, and why such narratives matter globally.
Dec 29, 20253 min read


OPINION | How Solar Energy Works: A Simple Guide for First-Time Homeowners
Solar energy doesn’t have to be complicated. This beginner-friendly guide explains how solar panels work, how to choose the right system for your home, and what first-time homeowners should consider before installing solar. Learn how sunlight turns into savings and why solar is a smart long-term investment.
Dec 13, 20253 min read
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