“Outer Space Security, with Sarah Erickson” (RTÉ Radio 1, Ireland) → UNIDIR

The Space Security Programme’s Research Assistant Sarah Erickson was interviewed on space security and the 2023 Outer Space Security Conference by RTE Radio 1.

“Outer Space Security, with Sarah Erickson” (RTÉ Radio 1, Ireland)

News and Activities from this programme

“UNIDIR Outer Space Security Conference Panel Discusses Building Common Understandings Between Stakeholders” (SpaceQ, Canada)

“UNIDIR’s 2023 Conference Recap” (The Sign, Ukraine)

“UNIDIR and SWF Introduce the Space Security Lexicon: Bridging the Gap in Space Terminology” (Space Daily, Australia)

“Not a Rose by Any Other Name: Dual-Use and Dual-Purpose Space Systems” (Lawfare, USA)

“Mitigating Space Debris to Safeguard Geospatial Assets” (Geospatial World, India)

What’s in a word? Notions of ‘security’ and ‘safety’ in the space context

Outer Space Security: Past and Ongoing Multilateral Efforts and Challenges

Une nouvelle étape dans le désarmement spatial : le cas des tests de missiles antisatellites à ascension directe

“Delegates at the United Nations Have Begun Forging New Rules for Space” (Wired, USA)

“Outer Space Security, with Sarah Erickson” (RTÉ Radio 1, Ireland)

News and Activities from this programme

“UNIDIR Outer Space Security Conference Panel Discusses Building Common Understandings Between Stakeholders” (SpaceQ, Canada)

“UNIDIR’s 2023 Conference Recap” (The Sign, Ukraine)

“UNIDIR and SWF Introduce the Space Security Lexicon: Bridging the Gap in Space Terminology” (Space Daily, Australia)

“Not a Rose by Any Other Name: Dual-Use and Dual-Purpose Space Systems” (Lawfare, USA)

“Mitigating Space Debris to Safeguard Geospatial Assets” (Geospatial World, India)

What’s in a word? Notions of ‘security’ and ‘safety’ in the space context

Outer Space Security: Past and Ongoing Multilateral Efforts and Challenges

Une nouvelle étape dans le désarmement spatial : le cas des tests de missiles antisatellites à ascension directe

“Delegates at the United Nations Have Begun Forging New Rules for Space” (Wired, USA)

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