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Russia’s Progress MS-31 resupply capsule is set for a July 5 arrival and docking at the International Space Station following a July 3 launch.

More than a decade after its first liftoff, Russia’s Angara A5 heavy rocket finally has become operational.

After a rough start, the International Space Station became one of NASA’s most popular programs, drawing support from seven presidential administrations.

NASA and Axiom Space have again delayed the company’s fourth planned private astronaut mission to the International Space Station.

Russian space agency Roscosmos has begun preparations to deploy Russia’s new ROS orbital station by awarding a contract for Angara-A5M heavy launch vehicles.

Russian satellite startup Bureau 1440 is poised to be the first customer for the Russo-Kazakh Soyuz-5 rocket, planned to launch before year-end.

On Moscow’s new space agenda, private enterprises and reusable launchers are in, and big satellites are out.

Moscow has green-lit a multi-year space plan that emphasizes more tangible outcomes and seeks to close a growing gap with rivals.

Russia’s space agency Roscosmos and China National Space Administration have signed a memorandum of cooperation to create a power station on the Moon.

Russia is embarking on a new path to replenish its Glonass satellite navigation system.

NASA and the Russian space agency Roscosmos are working on a backup plan to deorbit the International Space Station at the end of its operational life.

Moscow falls behind in the global space race as sanctions imposed following the invasion of Ukraine thwart key projects and other nations invest more.

Russia's Progress MS-30 capsule docked to the Russian segment of the ISS on Mar. 1, delivering hardware, scientific research, food, supplies and more.

Russia's MS-30 Progress resupply mission is on course for a March 1 docking with the ISS for delivery of a 2.8-ton cargo load.

Veteran astronauts Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Sunita Williams launched to the ISS aboard a Boeing CST-100 Starliner spacecraft on June 5, 2024.

Propulsion system issues prompted NASA to remove the crew for Starliner’s return to Earth in September 2024.

Russia's first space launch in 2025 also marked the final mission of its Soyuz-2.1v light launcher, with the country effectively running out of its supply of motors for the rocket type.

Russia has named a new leader of space agency Roscosmos after several high-profile missteps in the country’s space program.

The funding cut will mean that NASA will have to reallocate $180 million from its current space operations budget.

Russia has completed the deployment of the Kondor-FKA radar Earth observation constellation with the launch of a second satellite.

The International Space Station crew used propulsion from a Russian Progress resupply capsule to carry out an orbital debris avoidance maneuver, NASA says.

The session focused on structural cracks with air leaks in the Russian segment and the safe potential deorbiting of the outpost in a contingency.

The agreement is part of Glavkosmos’ broader deal with the recently established Alliance of Sahel States.

Russian energy giant JSC Gazprom plans to deploy a low Earth orbit communications network to service the country’s government and business users.

Russia is making up to 116 billion rubles (about $1.3 billion) available for the startup, known as Bureau 1440, to deploy the global constellation.