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The election of Donald Trump is prompting European officials to reconsider their reliance on U.S. space cooperation, with calls for increased investment in European space capabilities. Concerns about potential cuts in German space spending and the need for autonomy are driving discussions on enhancing Europe's space industry, especially in light of upcoming elections and geopolitical challenges.
European space companies are urging governments to take more risks by purchasing services from startups instead of relying on grants, which often lead to stagnation. Industry leaders emphasize the need for competitive contracts similar to those in the U.S., where federal agencies actively support innovation. While European firms have a strong technological base, they require better access to capital to prevent talent and technology from migrating to the U.S.
Sven Meyer-brunswick
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