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A U.S. House committee report warns that at least 11 Chinese space facilities in Latin America could be used for military surveillance and intelligence.
The space economy is projected to triple to $1.8 trillion, sparking a high-stakes race between the US and China for financial and industrial control of this new frontier.
The United States and China are pursuing different strategies to establish the legal rules for the growing space economy, creating a global competition over space law.
U.S. tech leaders are voicing concerns over security, espionage, and Chinese influence at the 2027 World Radiocommunication Conference to be held in Shanghai.
The U.S. has barred Chinese nationals from NASA programs, citing national security risks and the need to protect intellectual property amid a growing space rivalry.
