Why Russia May Share Intelligence – Not Satellites – With North Korea – The Diplomat – Asia-Pacific

Why Russia Might Share Intelligence-but Not Satellites-with North Korea

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Russia is reportedly ready to share intelligence-but not satellite technology-with North Korea, reflecting a strategic caution amid rising geopolitical tensions, sources reveal. This move underscores Moscow’s delicate balancing act in the Asia-Pacific region

Türkiye scores historic win as TUA chief elected to lead Asia-Pacific Space Council – TRT World

Türkiye Achieves Historic Victory with TUA Chief Elected to Lead Asia-Pacific Space Council

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Türkiye celebrates a groundbreaking achievement as the head of its Space Agency (TUA) is elected to lead the Asia-Pacific Space Council, highlighting the nation’s rising prominence in regional space collaboration

Digantara inks pact with Singapore’s defence arm to protect satellites from space debris – The Economic Times

Digantara Partners with Singapore’s Defence to Safeguard Satellites from Space Debris

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Digantara Aerospace has signed an agreement with Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency to develop technologies aimed at protecting satellites from space debris, enhancing space situational awareness and safety.

Maldives plots $50 million fund for sovereign space capabilities – SpaceNews

Maldives Unveils Ambitious $50 Million Fund to Boost Sovereign Space Capabilities

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The Maldives plans to establish a $50 million fund to develop sovereign space capabilities, aiming to boost national security and technological independence, according to a recent SpaceNews report.