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In this issue of Integrity Flash (Edition 43), China’s space ambitions surge forward:

Commercial Space Use in Ukrainian Conflict

GPS Jamming Reported in Ukraine

Fraying Space Cooperation: Russia Reacts to Sanctions

Cyber Attack Results in ViaSat Service Disruption

Romania Signs Artemis Accords

China Launches Newest SAR Satellite

China Places 22 Satellites in Orbit on LM-8

China Launches First Batch of pLEO Constellation

Apparent Failed Iranian Space Launch

In this issue of Integrity Flash (Edition 49), China’s space ambitions surge forward:

SpaceX Transporter 5 Mission

Go West (& East): SJ-20 and SY-12s On the Move

Together Forever? SJ-6 05 Tandem Remains Tight

China Launches First Batch of LEO PNT Satellites

Paper: China’s Military must be able to destroy Starlink

Chinese Smart Satellite Tracks US Aircraft Carrier

Foreign Affairs: Boots on the Ground, Eyes in the Sky

Introducing Jack’s Astro Corner

Hypervelocity Collisions in Space — Let me explain the “what happens”

Space History: Saving Skylab May-June 1973

In this issue of Integrity Flash (Edition 82), we highlight ongoing satellite expansion, new launches, and broader geopolitical activity:

China launches Yaogan‑33‑04 and Yaogan‑39‑03, continuing the country’s surveillance satellite buildup.

Check‑in on YG‑39‑01/02 and YG‑40 provides updates on constellation activity.

China announces plans for a 2024 lunar far side sample return, aiming to deepen lunar exploration.

Iran launches its third Noor ISR satellite, furthering its military space ambitions.

A Space Review article evaluates China’s spaceplane, offering analysis of its orbital test profile.

War on the Rocks contributes a policy perspective with an article titled “Proliferate Don’t Obliterate,” focusing on deterrence strategy in the space domain.