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The Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the U.S., Ambassador Lee Soo Hyuck spoke with Science & Diplomacy on South Korea’s science diplomacy. This is the sixth interview of the Ambassador Interview Series.

SHORT-TERM: The Ministry of Science and Technology said that setup of the site for launching sounding rockets is a significant step toward developing space technologiesBy Lin Chia-nan / Staff reporter

The setup of a site for launching sounding rockets, of those for scientific use, has been approved by Aboriginal residents of a village in Pingtung County, the Ministry of Science and Technology said on Monday. The site is temporary while the ministry seeks another property where it could establish a permanent launch site for commercial use. It marks another milestone since the promulgation of the Space Development Act (太空發展法) in June, and signals a first step as the nation sets in pla...

While almost 20% of overall respondents believe that the Space Force is not effective “at all” at improving space acquisition, there is a major split between views of DoD and industry; just 4% of DoD respondents said Space Force hasn’t helped, while 23% of industry respondents held that view.

"Congress can hold politicals accountable -- not so much with the uniformed officers," one former DoD official said.

This year was hard for everyone in different ways, but there was much good that developed out of these difficult circumstances. These are our top stories from around the community from this crazy eventful year.

AS the pandemic continues to surge, with the need to shelter in place becoming more urgent, doing business digitally has not only become more convenient—it has become essential. Like it or not, the digital domain is now an irrevocable part of our lives. With digitalization allowing everyone to access to…

Why is china still considered a developing country? taking into account her military— taking into account her military size and space development, which cost a lot of money— development, which cost a lot of money and so forth. china is counting for 23% of world emissions. here in the eu, we are paying for it. thanks very much. this refers to perhaps the most difficult issue, hanging over this summit and later in the year, the so—called cop26 meeting, which is supposed to produce huge resul...

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