Space Nuclear Weapons Analysis
The placement or use of a nuclear weapon in space would pose an unprecedented threat to U.S. national security, global stability, and the commercial space economy.
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Russia Policy Monitor No. 2725
Anti-corruption justice inches forward;
More Russian covert action thwarted in Kyiv;
Russia expands HIV testing;
Russia proffers nuclear assistance... on Iran;
Russia is still in dire economic straits
China Policy Monitor No. 1674
China sold Iran the spy satellite it used to target U.S., Arab assets;
Russia oil imports help offset Middle East supply shortfalls;
China and Turkmenistan ink deal to expand Galkynysh gas field;
Seven nuclear reactors to be commissioned this year;
Tianlong-3 rocket fails on debut
China Plans To Industrialize The Moon With Mines, Factories And Power Stations. The U.S. Has Not Established A Permanent Lunar Presence
The race is on to make the Moon an engine of economic growth. Whoever organizes the Lunar economy will shape the rules, capture the supply chains, and dominate the next era of energy and industry.
On the Strait of Hormuz, Who Will Blink First, the U.S. or Iran?
Iran’s economy is already crippled, but still resilient. The US economy is less threatened, but its political system is less tolerant of short-term economic pain.