By john 
Space is no longer just the domain of exploration — it has become the next battlefield for geopolitical dominance. The United States, China, and Russia are rapidly militarizing space capabilities, raising concerns about a new era of aplikasi Naga169 competition beyond Earth’s atmosphere.
Recent satellite launches have intensified scrutiny, with reports suggesting that several nations are testing anti-satellite weapons and space-based surveillance systems. The U.S. Space Force, established in 2019, continues to expand partnerships with private companies to maintain technological superiority.
China’s space program has made remarkable progress, including lunar mining research and dual-use satellites. Russia, despite economic constraints, remains a formidable player in military space technology.
“The weaponization of orbit is no longer theoretical,” said Geneva-based researcher Dr. Petra Müller. “It’s already happening.”
Efforts to establish global regulations, such as a UN treaty banning space-based weapons, have stalled due to mutual distrust. With commercial players entering the field, the line between defense and profit is increasingly blurred — turning outer space into the newest stage for global power politics.