BRUSSELS — European governments’ decision to throw open the doors of their once-closed launch-service market, ending the government-sanctioned monopoly of the Ariane heavy Vega medium-lift rockets, is now widely accepted …
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BRUSSELS — The technical and financial challenges faced by the more than half-dozen small launcher startups in Europe are well-known: None has yet launched or proven an ability to reach …
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European Space Law will impose obligations on space sustainabilty to anyone doing business in Europe
BRUSSELS — The European Commission’s proposed EU Space Law, to be presented to EU governments in March, will impose binding obligations on launch-service providers, satellite builders and fleet operators to …
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BRUSSELS — Mobile network operator Deutsche Telekom’s T-Systems division said it has become “100% believers” in the coming Iris2 multi-orbit secure satellite constellation project after surveying the company’s government and …
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PARIS — The European Commission is saddling its proposed broadband satellite constellation with so many missions and deadlines that one European industry official suspected the …
PARIS — Kazakhstan is perhaps most open of the ex-Soviet states to the idea of partnering with non-geostationary-orbit satellite fleet operators and has gone …
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PARIS — French President Emmanuel Macron emphatically endorsed the proposed merger of the space divisions of Airbus, Thales and Leonardo as “absolutely essential” and said …
