Raji Rajagopalan

@raji143.bsky.social

I am a Resident Senior Fellow at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) in Canberra. My areas of interest include: Asian Geopolitics, Indo-Pacific, Outer Space, Space Security, Nuclear Security, Cyber Security

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On the latest Thinking the Unthinkable at @warontherocks.bsky.social, I speak to John Warden about how the US should think about the prospect of Sino-Russian cooperation in thinking about its nuclear strategy, force design, and posture: warontherocks.com/episode/thin...

Adapting to the Future Strategic Landscape

Ankit talks with John Warden about how the United States should think about its nuclear strategy as we move into an environment in which the...

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"State news agency Xinhua described the latest launch as another planned round of 'technology verification' for China’s reusable spacecraft programme" and that "The experiment will provide technical support for 'the peaceful use of outer space'" www.scmp.com/news/china/s...

China sends fourth ‘Shenlong’ reusable spacecraft mission into orbit

Programme for ‘peaceful use of outer space’ launched in 2020 is seen as potential rival to US Space Force’s X-37B.

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Space logistics: why rules matter for safety, security and sustainability - my @ASPI_org Special Report argues that without shared norms, dual-use nature of RPOs can undermine trust and stability in space. We need to develop norms, build trust and reduce miscalculation.

Australian Strategic Policy Institute@aspi-org.bsky.social · 11mo ago

🚨 NEW REPORT 🚨 Space logistics — from satellite maintenance to debris removal — is critical to the sustainable use of space 🚀. But a new ASPI report from @raji143.bsky.social warns these technologies are evolving in a regulatory vacuum that could destabilise global security. 🔖 Read: bit.ly/3KidUxm

'A more stable relationship may bring a certain amount of predictability to our interactions with Beijing, as well as China’s regional behaviour. But we have been burnt on more than one occasion in the past few years, including by China’s economic and trade coercion,' writes @raji143.bsky.social.

Albanese's China visit: views from ASPI analysts | The Strategist

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will visit China from 12 to 18 July, his office said yesterday. He’ll meet President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang. Here are ASPI analysts’ views on the visit, what A...

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'For a long time, India has struggled to develop an effective response to Pakistan’s use of cross-border terrorism as a state policy. Such attacks are clearly designed to keep India off-balance, but India’s response has also slowly become harsher,' writes @raji143.bsky.social.

India and Pakistan must manage escalation after Pahalgam attack | The Strategist

India has launched a retaliatory strike against the Pakistan-based groups responsible for a terrorist attack in Indian Kashmir two weeks ago. The Indian government released a press statement announcin...

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