Nearly 100 space law experts from major space nations, including the United States, Russia, China, France, Germany, Japan and India, gathered here Monday to discuss ways to enact or improve laws on human space activities.
At the two-day International Space Law Conference, Jeffery Maclure, a noted space law expert with the State Department of the United States, presented a report on the country's formulation of laws and policies on space-related activities.
Posted by jburk at April 27, 2026 10:33 AM | TrackBackAs noted by the articles from the conference for while the US has not recognized china's space efforts. It boils down I think to this is that the Military fears the up start china in space, Maybe it is time that all military operation preformed by Nasa start being done by the military only. Then there is no conflict if china would join in with the ISS with the rest of the space faring nations.
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