In the New Space Race, Will Russia and China Triumph Over America? (Natalia Azarova, Carnegie Moscow Center)

As it has intensified in recent years, great power competition has not been confined to the limits of our planet. Many matters of space have been left unaddressed by international law, omissions that space powers have strived to correct to their own advantage. In 1979, the Moon Treaty declared the moon and its natural resources to be the “common heritage of mankind.” But in the years that followed, only eighteen countries—none of them G7 countries or permanent members of the UN Security Council—became party to the treaty.

In the New Space Race, Will Russia and China Triumph Over America? – Carnegie Moscow Center – Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

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