4 June 2019 in Amsterdam, Head of Nation Igor Ashurbeily held a meeting as part of preparations for Asgardia’s Science and Investment Congress

Representatives from different countries - Head of Nation Igor Ashurbeyli (Russia), Science Minister Floris Wuyts (Belguim), Minister of Information and Communication Lena de Winne (Germany), Director of Aerospace International Research Center (AIRC) Mikhail Spokoyny (Austria) and editor-in-chief at Asgardia’s international space journal ROOM Clive Simpson (Great Britain) gathered at a negotiations table in the capital of the Netherlands.

Licensing Expo 2019, the largest licensing trade show in the world, took place in Las Vegas’s Mandalay hotel last week. The event, which attracts more than 16,000 attendees, connects the world’s most influential entertainment, art and corporate brands – such as Penguin Random House, UPS, Viacom/Nickelodeon, Yale and Game of Thrones – with consumer goods manufacturers, licensees and retailers. This year, Asgardia’s Minister of Trade and Commerce Stephane Caiveau, Minister of Equity and Resources Yana Smelyansky, and Minister of Justice Markus Gronbach attended the event for the purpose of sharing the brand of Asgardia and aquiring licenses. 

“We are a community of people who love space from all over the world,” said Caiveau. He said that the future is now, citing the fact that Bank of America predicts that the space industry will reach $3 trillion in the next 30 years, and ..

England's capital city has over its history seen a vast number of summits, meetings and talks between political leaders and royals that changed the course of the human history. Some of those meetings were largely public, while others, small and private, the difference in no way affecting the importance of matters discussed. On 8 JUN 0003 (28 MAY 2019), three of Asgardia's leaders – Chairman of  Parliament Lembit Öpik, Minister of Information and Communication Lena De Winne, and Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee Nigel Evans met in London to discuss ways to establish bilateral relations with other nations and organizations

Asgardian MPs are rather enthusiastic about this subject, calling at every digital sitting for a protocol regulating relations with other nations - with new relationships budding, this is absolutely essential for Asgardia’s Foreign Affairs policy today.

This monograph provides general characteristics of weapons and military equipment as objects of systemic study, as well as discusses military, scientific, and technological challenges to be solved within the various life cycle stages of such equipment. It outlines the basics of quality control, efficiency theory and operations research; the basics of decision-making theory, as well as optimisation goals with a comparison of alternatives for scalar and vector quality indicators; the methods of expert estimation of chosen objects. Various aspects of systemic research, conducted during the conceptualisation and development of weapons and military equipment, are described; statistical methods of processing and analysis of experimental data, including variance, regression and factor analysis methods as well as methods for research trials, are described. The system of equipment testing is described, and contents of research trials are provided. Considerable attention is paid to methods of experimental research.

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This book chronicles the development of Russia’s air and space defence technology, as well as how defence systems and arsenals are tested.

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The main development issues of Russian air and space defence technology and digital components base are discussed.

These include:

Various technology (listed in detail) essential for the development of active phased array radar (APAR)

Steps needed to take for the development of a digital components base needed to build APARs

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