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The dilemma of space weaponization

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By Ajey Lele
| The Space Review Verified
Secretary of the Air Force Troy Meink used a September 14 conference speech to disclose that the US has “space control” weapons in orbit. (credit: US Air Force photo by Andy Morataya) For decades, the international community has broadly maintained that outer space should remain a peaceful global common, free from the deployment of any weapons. However, a recent US announcement has challenged this longstanding norm and prompting a major scare about the space weaponization.
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25 Years After Amerithrax: The Changing Landscape of Biosecurity

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By Aayushi Sharma, Ajey Lele
| Homeland Security News Wire Verified
BIOSECURITY25 Years After Amerithrax: The Changing Landscape of Biosecurity Published 25 September 2026 The 2001 anthrax attacks in the US led to the emergence of biological terrorism as a public health, law enforcement, intelligence, and national security problem, highlighting the need for an integrated approach to addressing the threat. Advances in biotechnology, synthetic biology, and emerging technologies have defined the biological threat landscape over the past 25 years.
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ISRO's Employees Must Be Heard, Govt's Plans to Transfer Tech to the Private Sector Raises Valid Concerns

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By Ajey Lele
| The Wire (India) Verified
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