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London School of Economics and Political Science
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Join our speakers as they assess China's space ambitions, the motivations driving Beijingโs space strategy, and how western governments should view these developments. They will also discuss how Chinaโs vision differs from other nations, how they see the future of space diplomacy developing and whether collaboration between China and western nations within the space domain is possible or necessary.
From its space station currently in orbit to lunar missions and the development of across-the-board space capabilities, China has emerged as a significant space power, at a time when many countries and private actors are investing in space. Meanwhile, from the commercialisation and privatisation of space to the challenges of space debris and space weaponisation, the existing framework of space governance seems increasingly inadequate. This is compounded by a new era of strategic competition that extends in space, especially in the context of US-China relations. It is in this dynamic context of global space activities that Chinaโs space ambitions will have significant consequences for the future of space.
The event will be followed by a networking session taking place at the George IV pub. Please note that this is a public event and entry is on a first come, first served basis.
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