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EU: European Parliament study: Space sovereignty and European security building European capabilities in an advanced institutional framework

06 February 2014

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"The study aims to offer a comprehensive analysis of the role of space-based capabilities in supporting the security and defence policies of the European Union and of its Member States. Moving from the description of the current and future space-based systems developed at the national, intergovernmental and European level, the study tries in first place to point out the contribution of these assets to the security initiatives undertaken in Europe."

See the full text: European Parliament study: Space sovereignty and European security building European capabilities in an advanced institutional framework (pdf)

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