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.
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.
Orbital Data Centers Raise Unsettled Intellectual-Property Questions
By SpaceNews.com: Falling launch costs and rising launch cadence have turned a once-fanciful idea into a live commercial proposal: data centers in orbit.
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.