GZERO World with Ian Bremmer A new era of space defense
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Jul 17, 2025 Former U.S. Air Force Major General Kim Crider and Canada's Brigadier-General Chris Horner dive into the evolving landscape of space defense. They discuss the critical role of space in modern military operations, touching on the need for strong international collaboration. Innovations in satellite technology are transforming security measures, and they highlight the importance of military-commercial partnerships. The challenges of integrating AI into military frameworks and the growing threats in space are also examined, painting a vivid picture of the final frontier.
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Space as Borderless Infrastructure
- Space is a critical infrastructure with no borders, owned and operated by nations and commercial entities alike.
- Protecting space assets requires military and civilian coordination globally to secure national and commercial interests in orbit.
Prioritize Space Investment and Partnerships
- Invest heavily in space technology to maintain superior capabilities and stay ahead of threats.
- Collaboration with industry and investors is essential for advancing dual-use commercial and defense space capabilities.
Space's Economic and Security Role
- Space is increasingly vital to national sovereignty and security for Canada and globally.
- About 20-25% of Canada's economy relies on space-based systems, demanding comprehensive national and governmental defense strategies.