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Orbital Sovereignty: Who Controls Space Services in a Crisis?
Original: Orbital Sovereignty: Who Controls Space-Enabled Services in a Crisis?
A new analysis under the banner of 'orbital sovereignty' asks who controls space-enabled services — satellite communications, navigation and Earth observation — when a crisis strikes. With militaries, commercial operators and governments increasingly dependent on orbital infrastructure, questions of access, jurisdiction and wartime control of satellites are moving to the centre of space policy debates globally.
Why now: Growing reliance on commercial and military satellites amid geopolitical tensions has made control of space-based services during emergencies a pressing policy question.
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- Orbital Sovereignty: Who Controls Space-Enabled Services in a Crisis? · IndraStra Global
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