Asia

Complexities and Visions of Outer-Space between the EU and Asia

More recent global competition has reignited outer space curiosity, as well as the use of it as an illustration of a country’s competency, capability, and focus. Those States able to reach outer space by their own means demonstrate their power due to the financial strain required. Pushing back the limits of human exploration and establishing such ‘firsts’ conveys prestige and notoriety. The most recent ‘first’ was achieved on 23 August 2023. That day, the Chandayaar-3 mission led to an Indian lander known as Vikram touching down on the Lunar South Pole. There it dispatched its rover, Pragyan. This mission made India the fourth State to land an unmanned probe on the Moon after the US, Russia, and China. Moreover, it made it the first State to reach the lunar south pole.

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April 2023 EIAS Newsletter

Out now: Read our April 2023 EIAS Newsletter. We are delighted to present you the April 2023 issue of our EIAS Newsletter. We warmly invite you to take a look at our new Op-Ed on EU-Japan-ROK green trilateral cooperation and this month’s event reports.

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Read our June 2022 Newsletter

With the summer at our doorstep and Brussels soon going into summer mode, the EIAS Team is proud to offer you its June 2022 Newsletter. Enjoy the read and wishing you a wonderful summer.

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