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Eumetsat members clear administrative hurdles, approve full development of billion-dollar EPS-Sterna satellite constellation

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Spain’s $376-million contribution puts ESA’s ISR constellation precursor over the minimum; program to begin in 2026

In a first setback at ministerial conference, ESA forced to accept 12-month delay in approving global ISR constellation

ESA’s CM25 ministerial is a turning point. Seven signals will define Europe’s future in space

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ITU wants details before OK’ing deadline extension for Oman satellite; Oman signs MoU with Airbus for Sept 2028 launch

Canadian launch startups Maritime Launch, Reaction Dynamics & NordSpace assess government’s new financial support

Canadian defense budget includes initial $130M to develop sovereign orbital-launch capacity, deemed ‘a strategic enabler’

Canada demonstrates why ESA’s geographic-return rule is just as powerful today as ever

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Romanian government begins test campaign with Starlink to assess effect of looser power limits on GEO satellite operators

by Peter B. de Selding October 3, 2024

by Peter B. de Selding October 3, 2024

LA PLATA, Maryland — The Romanian government has authorized SpaceX’s Starlink to conduct real-world tests of…

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NTIA official on GEO v NGSO satellite operators’ ITU dispute over power limits: What could be dumber than this?

by Peter B. de Selding March 26, 2024

by Peter B. de Selding March 26, 2024

WASHINGTON — The ongoing battle between GEO and non-GEO orbit (NGSO) satellite operators over NGSO power…

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WRC-23 gives GEO fleet operators near-term victory over non-GEO satellites’ power limits, but game isn’t over

by Peter B. de Selding December 12, 2023

by Peter B. de Selding December 12, 2023

LA PLATA, Maryland — International regulators appear to have given a partial victory to each of…

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