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- 1COSCO Ships and Gray-Zone Maritime Surveillance Concerns Grow▼SpaceWatchGL GRAY SPACE – COSCO Spy Ships: How Space Can Help Until the West Weans Itself Off Maritime Dependency
SpaceWatch.Global has published an analysis examining COSCO vessels allegedly used for espionage purposes, arguing that Western reliance on Chinese shipping remains high while space-based monitoring capabilities could help track gray-zone maritime activity in the interim. The piece highlights tensions between economic dependence on Chinese maritime logistics and security concerns, suggesting satellite surveillance as a partial mitigation until supply chains are diversified.
- 2LiveEO's Daniel Seidel on INSPECTEO Award and Mission-K 2026▼Mission-K 2026: Daniel Seidel of LiveEO on the INSPECTEO Award and Berlin Backing Its Own Satellites
Daniel Seidel of satellite analytics firm LiveEO is featured in a SpaceWatch.GLOBAL interview discussing the INSPECTEO award and Mission-K 2026, a Berlin-backed initiative supporting Germany's own satellite programmes. The conversation highlights how European space policy and public funding are increasingly tied to commercial Earth-observation companies like LiveEO, and what the award means for the sector's growth.
- 3Vaduz Space Dialogue 2026 to Focus on Spectrum and European Federation▼Vaduz Space Dialogue 2026: Spectrum as Strategy and Europe’s Case for Federation
The Vaduz Space Dialogue 2026 is set to address radio spectrum as a strategic asset in space policy and to argue the case for a federated European approach to space governance. The discussion, reported by SpaceWatch.GLOBAL, frames spectrum management and European coordination as key issues for the coming years, with Liechtenstein's capital as the setting.