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- 1Open Cosmos joins first Vaduz Space Dialogue on EU space connectivity●Open Cosmos attends first Vaduz Space Dialogue to advance federated EU approach to space-based connectivity
Space technology company Open Cosmos took part in the first Vaduz Space Dialogue, a new forum focused on shaping a federated European Union approach to space-based connectivity. The gathering brings together industry and policy figures to discuss how EU member states can coordinate satellite communications infrastructure, a growing priority as Europe seeks greater strategic autonomy in space.
- 2EU expands space threat response to protect member states●EU expands space threat response to guard member states from rising risks
The European Union is broadening its response to threats in space, aiming to shield member states from growing risks to satellites and space-based infrastructure that underpin communications, navigation and security. The move reflects rising concern over hostile activity and debris in orbit, and comes as space becomes an increasingly strategic domain for European defence and resilience planning.