Member states have urged the Commission to adopt it swiftly, given the current geopolitical context and the fact that 11 EU countries, including Belgium, France and Germany, already have space legislation at national level.

RT @JorgeLiboreiro: Spain wants the next EU budget to account for "at least" 2% of the bloc's GDP, @el_pais reports. The hike in spending…

RT @CSDS_Brussels: "Five Ideas for Reshaping Europe's Future Defence Sector - Analysis". @DanielFiott was quoted by @pausoler98 for this E…

RT @KubiliusA: EU defence industry problems: EU Member States are not procuring European defence products (<50%), too much fragmentation,…

RT @gerardofortuna: From boosting industrial output and interoperability between member states' armed forces to addressing the funding chal…

RT @euronews: 'Your time is over' - far-right leaders start fight with EU mainstream #EuropeNews

Must be hard to work at @NATO on cold, foggy days like this. They’re just one stop away from catching a flight somewhere else… #PublicService 🙏🏽

🪖 EU member states are still not moving fast enough to deploy their military personnel, equipment, and assets smoothly due to bottlenecks, red tape, and design flaws in the military mobility action plan, according to a new report by the @EUauditors

European Investment Bank to invest €95bn in 2025, but only €2bn for defence

RT @euronews: The EU backs Denmark against Trump’s Greenland threat, reaffirming its commitment to sovereignty & territorial integrity—just…

🚀 @KubiliusA expects to reach an agreement on new funding for space in the next long-term budget. But that is as far as the EU executive has gone on funding needs, as it currently has no figures on how much money the bloc needs to remain competitive.

Just got a Polish apple at the entrance of the #AGRIFISH Council today! In case you missed it, apples are the symbol of the Polish presidency of the Council 🍎 @gerardofortuna wrote the story for you earlier this month:

RT @Mij_Europe: 5 current and former senior European officials briefed on the call said the conversation had gone very badly. “It was horre…

RT @euronews: 🇪🇺 Is the EU spending too little? In 2024, member states collectively spent an average of 1.9% of GDP on defence, while Russ…

RT @euronews: 🌍 Greenland lawmaker @AajaCL believes that the EU and Denmark have not paid enough attention to Greenlanders but now have a w…

"We'd like to see the EU much more engaged when it comes to rare earths. We know that 73% of everything the EU needs when it comes to rare earths can be found in Greenland, and right now we have more or less a Chinese monopoly," Chemnitz told @euronews