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India's $70 Million Ticket To Space Redefines A Global Collaboration
By ndtv.com: With India's nearly $70 million investment leap, Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla's space mission ignites global space commerce.

Taiwan’s satellites: A lawfare vulnerability and an option to cure and enhance deterrence against the PRC
By The Space Review: [5]Taiwan’s legal recognition of international space law is moot from the perspective of the international community, including its self-professed legal obligations under the OST.

UK Space Agency launches GBP 75M tender for removing space debris
By Unmanned Airspace: The UK Space Agency has launched a new procurement process to tackle the growing threat of space debris, initiating a GBP 75.6 million tender for.

Globalstar Signs SpaceX Falcon 9 Launch Deal for Nine New Satellites
By Via Satellite: Globalstar has signed a launch deal with SpaceX to launch nine satellites on a Falcon 9 mission, as part of its constellation refresh.

Seven former leaders of NASA’s Science program urge Congress to reject the wasteful 47% cuts proposed in the White House’s FY 2026 budget proposal
By planetary.org: The entire past leadership of NASA’s science activities have released a joint statement condemning the proposed 47% cuts proposed to the agency’s science….

Cooperation and consolidation: reshaping Europe’s space industry to last
By SpaceNews.com: Cooperation and consolidation: reshaping Europe's space industry to last.

CNES, PLD Space sign contracts for use of Europe’s Guiana Space Center; mid-2026 inaugural flight planned
By Space Intel Report: LE BOURGET, France — Small launch service startup PLD Space of Spain said it’s on track….