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Election 2026: Space winners, losers and what comes next

The election has reshaped the political landscape for the U.S. space sector. This analysis examines which space interests emerged as winners or losers and what the results could mean for the next phase of policy and industry priorities.

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Trump calls for permanent U.S. citizen presence in space

As Americans wrapped up voting, President Donald Trump called for “a permanent presence by American citizens” in outer space and urged its development. The remarks signal a political emphasis on sustained human activity beyond Earth, but the article provides no program details, timetable or funding commitments.

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Opinion: Europe’s space-defense spending risks buying fragmentation alongside security

KP examines whether Europe’s expanding space-defense investment—including the IRIS² program and national satellite initiatives—will deliver meaningful security or deepen fragmentation. The analysis questions how effectively billions in planned spending translate into coordinated capabilities, amid competing national programs and a broader effort to strengthen Europe’s role in space.

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