Estonian Company CybExer to Play Key Role in Testing IRIS² Security
By Via Satellite: CybExer, an Estonian cybersecurity company, is to play a key role in helping keep the EU’s future secure satellite connectivity system, IRIS² secure.
What Europe Must Do to Raise Ariane 6’s Flight Rate Beyond 12 Launches a Year
By Space Intel Report: PARIS — Europe’s launch sector is scheduled to meet Sept. 23 in Brussels for 2nd EU Access to Space Conference, another session to combine self-congratulation for its successes and hand-wringing about its defects.
Trump bought and sold shares in Musk's SpaceX in July, financial disclosure shows
By Reuters: US President Donald Trump bought as much as $50,000 worth of shares and sold as much as $15,000 in Elon Musk's SpaceX in July, according to a public financial disclosure, his latest transactions involving a government contractor run by his former adviser.
EU’s SpaceX Rival Won’t Get Free Pass, Antitrust Chief Warns
By Bloomberg: The European Union’s antitrust chief warned that a proposed satellite venture seen as the region’s answer to SpaceX won’t get any preferential treatment from deals watchdogs — despite being lauded by her boss Ursula von der Leyen.
ESA awards study contracts for dual-use Earth observation system
By SpaceNews.com: ESA and European Commission awarded contracts to two teams of companies to study architectures for an Earth imaging system for security applications.
FCC to Vote on Waiving NEPA Review for Space Ops
By Payload: The FCC will vote to narrow commission activities facing environmental review, and streamlining the ones that require assessment.
SaxaVord Abandons Shared Launch Rail Plan as HyImpulse Brings Its Own System for SR75 Launch
By European Spaceflight: SaxaVord has abandoned plans for a shared suborbital launch rail, with HyImpulse now set to bring its own system for the launch of its second SR75 rocket.