Governance19 Jun 2026
Will U.S. Astronauts Land on the Moon in 2028? Don’t Count on It
The U.S. wishes to return astronauts to the Moon by 2028. And I would like to be Superman!
Vineeth Krishnan6 min read
Topic
Space
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Diplomacy16 Jul 2025
50 Years of the European Space Agency: Backing Europe’s Strategic Autonomy in Space
The European Space Agency (ESA) recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. Through half a century of its existence, the agency has significantly expanded Europe’s footprint in outer space.
Anupama Vijayakumar5 min read
Society15 Oct 2023
Technology the New Fuel of GCC Growth
With investments in high technology and STEM education, GCC looks to reduce oil dependence. The Gulf Cooperation Council also wants to generate employment opportunities for upcoming generations.
Noiranjana Kashyap7 min read
Diplomacy17 May 2023
Dragon in the American Backyard: China’s tech forays into Latin America
China’s technological footprint around the globe is now more than palpable, having seemingly taken a leaf out of the US’ playbook.
Sharad Joseph Mahendar6 min read
Governance4 May 2023
India's Space Policy 2023: Keeping Pace with Growing Space Aspirations
The New Space Race is rapidly transforming the landscape of space exploration in the 21st Century. As a major space power, India too has been closely watching the developments in the arena.
Kiran Mohan Vazhapully5 min read
Society31 Oct 2022
Expanding the Horizons of Space Exploration the AI Way
It is but a matter of time before mankind's exploration of the cosmos moves towards active exploitation of viable resources.
Vineeth Krishnan6 min read
Security31 Oct 2022
Back to the DART Board: How Serious is the Asteroid Threat?
NASA successfully demonstrated its asteroid redirect mission, DART. But is humanity really facing an extinction-level threat from space?
Anupama Vijayakumar7 min read
