Defense Technology Monitor No. 94
Investing in new nuclear fuel;
Now is the time for quantum clocks;
Circumventing semiconductor sanctions;
Is augmented reality back on track?;
Drifting toward real-world tractor beams
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China Policy Monitor No. 1568
Berlin blocks Chinese firm's takeover of Starlink rival;
China installs "floating barrier" to Scarborough Shoal;
China spy agencies head-hunting well-placed British nationals;
Retired British pilots face prosecution for training Chinese pilots;
U.S. accuses China of global media manipulation
The Imperative for United States Engagement in a Global Space Debris Cleanup Program
The United States should proactively engage with other nations and initiate a comprehensive program to clean up the space debris problem.
The Space Force Must Lead Without Fighting—And It Starts With the Moon
For more than 30 years, the Department of Defense (DOD) has focused on "warfighting," emphasizing violent combat at the tactical and theater level over other national defense concerns, especially strategically.
How and why the Pentagon is laying the groundwork for an economy on the Moon
The Pentagon’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has just launched a study called LunA-10 to explore infrastructure needs for a future lunar economy. The aim is to kick-start an economy on the Moon in the next 10 years.