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European officials are moving forward with a comprehensive Space Act to regulate orbital activities, aiming to enhance safety and competitiveness despite industry concerns over potential overreach.
Germany has unveiled its first national space security strategy, committing €35 billion to develop advanced capabilities including 'bodyguard' satellites.
The European Space Agency is seeking €1 billion for a new military-grade satellite network, a major strategic pivot for the traditionally civilian organization.
EU Defence Commissioner Andrius Kubilius briefed the North Atlantic Council, reaffirming a commitment to deeper EU-NATO cooperation on European security.
The European Space Agency has proposed a new integrated space program to enhance the continent's security, aiming for greater strategic autonomy in communications.
The European Commission has released its 'Defence Readiness Roadmap 2030,' a plan to mobilize €800 billion and launch four key military programs by 2030.
Amid growing geopolitical tensions, Europe is intensifying its focus on space as a critical domain for security, economic stability, and technological independence.
EASA is hosting a workshop on February 15 to discuss new technical rules for implementing U-space, Europe's drone traffic management system.
During World Space Week, the EU highlights three key projects—ALCYONE, LUWEX, and DUSTER—developing technology for radiation protection, lunar water extraction, and dust mitigation.
Portugal-based Neuraspace has launched Neuraspace DEF, a new space domain awareness platform designed to help the defense sector protect critical orbital assets.
The European Union is advancing the EU Space Act, a new legal framework designed to enforce mandatory cybersecurity standards for the global space industry.
A proposed EU law to regulate the space industry is facing criticism from business leaders who warn it could increase costs and stifle innovation.
