As tens of thousands of satellites flood into orbit, space is becoming dangerously congested. Space junk—defunct satellites, rocket stages, and debris—is a rising threat to telecoms, navigation, and climate monitoring systems. This blog explores the growing orbital debris crisis, and what “sustainability in space” really requires.

With billions of dollars in satellites orbiting Earth and tens of thousands more planned, insurance is becoming critical infrastructure. From launch failures to orbital debris collisions, space insurers are racing to quantify risk in a domain with no borders and uncertain laws. This blog explores the evolving world of space insurance and what it means for commercial operators, investors, and boards.

The Moon is no longer a scientific outpost—it’s becoming a commercial frontier. Lunar mining, habitats, and data relays require telecoms and infrastructure far beyond today’s capabilities. This blog explores the unfolding lunar economy, the enabling technologies, and the strategic role of telecom operators and investors.

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More than 10,000 satellites are expected in orbit by 2030, raising urgent questions about congestion, collisions, and regulation. This blog explores how the US, Europe, and the Middle East are tackling the complex challenge of space traffic management — the next frontier in global governance.

Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) power aviation, shipping, telecoms, and finance. But jamming, spoofing, and geopolitical conflict expose dangerous vulnerabilities. This blog explores how the US, Europe, and the Middle East are rethinking resilience through terrestrial backups like eLORAN and advanced timing systems.

Satellites carry military signals, civilian broadband, banking transactions, and weather intelligence. As geopolitical tensions rise, these orbital assets are increasingly under threat. This blog examines how the US, Europe, and the Middle East are working to secure satellite communications as critical infrastructure in an era of digital conflict.

Satellite broadband is no longer science fiction — it’s a commercial reality reshaping the telecoms industry. With Starlink, OneWeb, and other LEO players racing for global coverage, the stakes for connectivity, sovereignty, and business models are higher than ever. This blog explores the competitive landscape and what it means for telecom operators, governments, and investors.

Quantum risks are no longer a distant threat—they’re a present-day boardroom priority. As ETSI Quantum-Safe Cryptography standards reshape the legal, insurance, and audit landscape, boards must act decisively to safeguard compliance, protect reputation, and secure corporate resilience. This article explores the legal liabilities of delay, the impact on insurance and audits, the reputational fallout of cryptographic compromise, and the proactive steps boards can take to become

For multinational companies, navigating ETSI, NIST, ISO, and diverse national regulations can feel like crossing a minefield. From Ofcom in the UK to CST in Saudi Arabia and TRA in the UAE, the rules differ—but success depends on aligning compliance strategies to meet them all. This guide explores dual compliance planning, regional regulatory challenges, and harmonisation strategies that help businesses enter and thrive in global markets without losing operational efficiency.