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- 1South Korea marks Nuri rocket's fifth launch with space culture events▼Space Culture Events Celebrate Nuri’s 5th Launch Press Release
South Korea's AeroSpace Administration (KASA) is holding a series of space culture events to celebrate the fifth launch of the Nuri rocket, the country's domestically developed space launcher. The announcement was made in an official press release. The events aim to engage the public with the milestone flight of Korea's homegrown launch vehicle program.
- 2South Korea's National Space Committee Holds Civilian Member Workshop▼National Space Committee Holds Workshop for Civilian Members
South Korea's National Space Committee, operating under the Aero-Space Administration (KASA), has held a workshop for its civilian members. The session is aimed at briefning outside experts and civilian representatives on the committee's space policy work. The announcement was posted on the administration's official website. Public interest so far appears limited, with little wider discussion recorded.
- 3South Korea to Launch Defense Satellites on Domestic Rockets●Ministry of National Defense and KASA to Use Domestic Launch Vehicles for Defense Satellites | KF...
South Korea's Ministry of National Defense and the Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA) have agreed to use domestic launch vehicles to put military satellites into orbit. The move ties defense space operations to the country's homegrown rocket program, reducing reliance on foreign launch providers. It is being reported by Korean defense news outlets as a significant step for both national security and the domestic space industry.
- 4Kazakhstan's President Tokayev touts raw materials on Berlin visit●Kasachstans Präsident Tokajew preist bei seinem Staatsbesuch in der deutschen Hauptstadt den Rohstoffreichtum seines Lan
Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev paid a state visit to Berlin, where he promoted his country's wealth of raw materials. German companies are seeking to expand their business in Central Asia, putting them in sharp competition with Russia, China, the United States and other powers for influence and access to the resource-rich region.