How to write a strong policy paper?🧑🏻‍💻👩🏻‍💻This was the guiding question for KAS Philippines workshop with Prof. Domingo UP Department of Political Science. Engaging discussions with our fellows on security, writing and creating impact.🤓🙏🏼🚀🇵🇭🇩🇪 Jovanie Camacho Espesor Ferdinand G Vanessa Vohs 🇺🇳🇪🇺🇩🇪🇺🇦🇮🇱 Juliana Suess

It was great to be at the Philippine Space Agency to listen to Juliana Suess discussing geopolitics in space 🛰️🪐☄️🚀. Thank you Philippine Space Agency for hosting us! KAS Philippines

A huge privilege to present as part of KAS Philippines series ‘Manila Calling’ on how the geopolitics of space impact Southeast Asia. Thank you so much for having me and for the chance to speak with PhilSA DG Joel Marciano, Jr. and others to hear about the Agency’s work and ambitions. Salamat!

🚀Keeping track of satellites requires space situational awareness. But how does one acquire this information, and how subjective is the data that we receive? Juliana Suess and Sean Goldsborough discuss this question in the latest #WarinSpace episode:bit.ly/3Sz7k6N

“As we continue to see states’ ambitions and politics projected into space, the X-37B and Shenlong are the space ambitions of the US and China made manifest,” says RUSI's Research Fellow for Space Security, Juliana Suess to The Times. bit.ly/3A74JKW

As the new government contemplates its defence policies, the domain of space should not be forgotten - it builds the baseline of defence and enables a whole host of terrestrial capabilities that are essential to modern-day warfare, writes Juliana Suess. rusi.org/explore-our-re…

🚀 Space is increasingly recognised by the UK government as a vital part of defence - however, a wider understanding of the services and support that space can offer is needed across defence, argues Juliana Suess in the latest RUSI report. Learn more here: bit.ly/3zMOZgb

"China is actively building up its status as a space power, and this lunar base that Kazakhstan has signed up to is just one piece of a constant effort for space soft power" Juliana Suess told me. rferl.org/a/china-kazakh…

Interesting insight about the Kursk offensive in this thread -

Don't miss the C4ISR Conference organised by my fantastic colleague Noah Sylvia 📻 The focus is on British sovereign capabilities and discusses resilience and redundancy measures needed. Further info below👇

🗣️ “I think the UK is in a very similar position to a lot of other European countries” On the latest Sitrep podcast, Juliana Suess from RUSI assess where the UK ranks in the space race 🎧 18:30UKT on BFBS Radio

Chancellor Scholz will host Keir Starmer this week in Berlin. Get ready for the visit by reading our analysis (with Nicolai von Ondarza) on how Labour's European re-set starts in Berlin, with defence 👇 SWP Europe SWP International Security UK in Germany

Fun space fact: SpaceX has launched 86% of all satellites so far this year (or 84% by mass). Of course, the vast majority of those are its own Starlink satellites. Excluding those, it has launched 38% of all remaining satellites this year (or 42% by mass).

The United States Space Force recently gave Armada International an update regarding the implementation of the M-Code signal for the GPS constellation: armadainternational.com/2024/08/gps-m-… Freeman Air and Space Institute Juliana Suess Victoria Samson Association of Old Crows (AOC) #electronicwarfare NATO JAPCC

🎙A new episode of #WarinSpace🚀 is out! Who exactly is involved in the various European space endeavours and what are their projects? Host Juliana Suess is joined by Mathieu Bataille (European Space Policy Institute (ESPI)) to discuss this question further. Listen here: bit.ly/3Mn4gHk

Mathieu Bataille from European Space Policy Institute (ESPI) joined us on #WarinSpace🚀to talk about how the EU and NATO efforts on space can be complementary - likely a topic of discussion for years to come!

The Chinese spaceplane Shenlong appears to have landed after 267 days in space🚀 For some analysis on the importance of spaceplanes and the increasing trend of transparency in space, you can read my piece here - rusi.org/explore-our-re…

"[...] Great power competition [...] cannot often be seen in such a clear light as it is in the context of spaceplanes. As we continue to see states’ ambitions and politics projected into space, the X-37B and Shenlong are the space ambitions of the US and China made manifest."