The head of the German Armed Forces Space Command says military cooperation with the US remains unchanged. At the same time, he is calling for greater strategic sovereignty.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
The BDI’s Space Night at the Munich Security Conference made one point clear: the Moon has become a litmus test of German technological leadership.
By Torsten Kriening
The successful launch of the new Ariane 6 rocket is an important step for the Franco–German ArianeGroup. Follow-up orders are also likely to depend on the German Armed Forces.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
China is investing heavily in its own satellite-based internet, which combines military and civilian purposes. This development could permanently change global communication markets and the military balance of power.
By Amelie Richter
The German Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space is seeking closer cooperation with the Ministry of Defense. Going forward, officials from both ministries will be seconded to the other in order to strengthen coordination on space security.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
The Budget Committee has imposed a number of conditions on SPOCK 1. The budget holders demand a market comparison, a justification of the unique selling proposition and more European added value for future projects. Here’s what the project partners say.
By Nicola Kuhrt
The new EU Space Act creates a legal framework for space travel. If it is to be successful, it is crucial that regions and cities are involved as partners in its implementation.
By Nadia Pellefigue
The Bundeswehr’s initial procurement plans for the space program demonstrate its dependence on the United States. Table.Briefings was able to view the plans.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
China’s space strategy goes far beyond prestige. The country is systematically building orbital infrastructure and using space as an economic and geopolitical tool to expand its global influence.
By Matthias Wachter
The German investments in space security that have been announced are bringing movement to the European space market. A new German-Norwegian consortium is competing with a Rheinmetall venture and also wants to keep up with US programs.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
