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FCC still worried about EU Space Act's anti-competitive effects, but hopeful that dialogue will reach consensus
By Space Intel Report: TUPPER LAKE, NY — The US government remains concerned that the proposed EU Space Act governing….
Orion hatch 'blemish' forces delay of Artemis 2 launch‑day rehearsal
By Spaceflight Now:  The four astronauts who are to fly a loop around the Moon next year on the Artemis 2 mission were supposed to board their Orion capsule on Nov.
Relm Insurance Launches New Suite of Products Targeting the Commercial Space Economy
By Via Satellite: Relm Insurance is bringing a new suite of insurance products designed for space economy customers. These products will aim to equip brokers and clients.
Europe to monitor drug traffickers from space and drones under new five-year strategy
By politico.eu: “We send the drug lords and their organizations a clear message: Europe is fighting back,” said Commissioner Magnus Brunner as he unveiled a five-year drugs strategy.
The Overlooked Space Race: On‑Orbit Servicing and Extending Satellite Life
By SpaceNews.com: The overlooked space race: keeping satellites alive.
Exclusive: Sam Altman Explored Deal to Build a Rocket Company to Compete with SpaceX
By Wall Street Journal: The OpenAI chief executive has looked to put together funds to either acquire or partner with a rocket company.
Portugal’s Air Force orders first fully owned Iceye SAR satellite as company launches five more
By Janes: The Portuguese Air Force and Finnish synthetic aperture radar (SAR) company Iceye signed a contract on 2 December for Portugal's first fully owned SAR satellite.