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Ireland has committed an additional €3.3 million contribution to ESA for 2024. This brings its total contribution for 2024 to €26 million.

Ireland Commit €3.3M More to ESA for 2024

In its recently announced budget for 2024, Ireland has increased its contribution to ESA for the year by €3.3 million. “Ireland’s commitment to the European...
Germany’s new space strategy outlines a need for Europe to shift towards a competitive model for the procurement of launch services.

Germany Advocates Competitive Launch Procurement Process

Germany has announced its intention to pursue a competitive procurement process when purchasing launch services. The country also intends to use its position within...
The European Commission has launched a targeted stakeholder consultation for an EU Space Law that would govern space activities and operations.

European Commission Launches Targeted Consultation for EU Space Law

The European Commission has launched a targeted stakeholder consultation for an EU Space Law that could be adopted in 2024. The creation of an EU...
Portugal has adopted new legislation that is aimed at regulating the licensing process for space objects including launches.

Portugal Adopts New Space Law

Portugal has adopted a suite of new legislation aimed at regulating the licensing process for space objects, whether launching and returning vehicles to and...
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What is the ESA Astronaut Policy?

In April, ESA signed a letter of intent with the Swedish National Space Agency to send an ESA astronaut aboard an Axiom mission to...
CNES has announced the creation of a Space Mission Ethics Committee that will begin work in the fall of 2023.

CNES Creates Space Mission Ethics Committee

The French space agency CNES announced 28 June that it had created a Space Mission Ethics Committee that will be tasked with informing the...
Denmark’s Minister of Education and Research has withdrawn legislation that would have temporarily banned rocket launches.

Denmark withdraws a proposed three-year ban on rocket launches

Denmark’s Minister of Education and Research Christina Egelund has withdrawn a proposed amendment to the country’s Activities in Outer Space law that would have...
Spanish Space Agency is approved by the country's Council of Ministers.

Spanish Space Agency Statute Approved by Council of Ministers

Spain's Council of Ministers has approved a statute regulating the activities of its recently launched national space agency. Approved on March 7, the statute...
The UK has announced plans to create a Space Sustainability Standard” for the industry.

UK to develop “Space Sustainability Standard” for industry

UK Science Minister Geroge Freeman launched the government’s new “Plan for Space Sustainability” at the fourth Summit for Space Sustainability in London this morning....
UK Department of Transport announces "landmark" partnership with US for launches from UK soil.

UK Department of Transport announces “landmark” agreement with the US

The United Kingdom’s Department of Transport announced 13 May that the country had signed an agreement with the United States to streamline operations to...

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