US EditionOrbital Crossroads: Anti-Satellite Weapons and Competing Visions of Space Security
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Orbital Crossroads: Anti-Satellite Weapons and Competing Visions of Space Security
The rapid militarisation and weaponisation of outer space, accelerated by advancements in anti-satellite (ASAT) weapons, poses unprecedented risks to global security, space sustainability, and the future of critical infrastructure reliant on satellites. Developments such as India’s 2019 Mission Shakti, Russia’s 2021 DA-ASAT test, and growing speculation about dual-use ASAT systems under development by major space powers underscore the urgency of…
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