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Vaduz Space Dialogue calls for Europe to federate secure satellite connectivity as spectrum becomes strategic infrastructure

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The 2026 Vaduz Space Dialogue argues that Europe should move quickly to federate secure satellite connectivity rather than await a perfect institutional framework or build another standalone constellation. The discussion positions spectrum as strategic infrastructure and federation as a potential answer to Europe’s connectivity-security challenge.

Discovered 2026-09-29T02:55:54.573148-07:00 | 2026-09-29T02:55:54.573148-07:00

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  • Treating spectrum as strategic infrastructure elevates satellite connectivity from a commercial service issue to a European policy and security priority.
  • The proposed federation model points to coordination and interoperability across existing secure connectivity capabilities, rather than relying solely on another standalone constellation.
  • The call for immediate action highlights an emerging policy risk: delaying institutional alignment could slow Europe’s ability to secure resilient satellite connectivity.

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