EU vs ESA debate slows progress on seven-year space budget

MARSEILLE — The European Union remains divided on whether to give its launch-vehicle sector any additional help beyond what’s provided by the European Space Agency, a position that risks delaying progress on the EU’s proposed seven-year space budget. The differences were clearly laid out on Nov. 30 during a meet9ing of the EU Competitiveness Council,

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EU vs ESA debate slows progress on seven-year space budget

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