Expert interview with Jakob Kullik
From the Working Group of Young Foreign Policy Experts to European Space Policy
Even nowadays, our security depends on a global satellite network in space that ensures communication, navigation, observation, reconnaissance and surveillance for the state, society and the individual. In order to guarantee the security and functionality of these systems and to prevent them from drifting into insignificance, Europe, as a "galactic formative power", should develop outer space into a strategic space of the future and strive for a permanent presence in space.
Simply setting and defending rules and norms in space will no longer be enough in the future to be a relevant actor or to be perceived as such. Technological, military and political-systemic power can grow out of an economic position of influence. The authors of the Working Group of Young Foreign Policy Experts show which measures and approaches can be used to achieve this.
Read the entire analysis "Galactic Formative Power - Why Europe must be present in space to continue to have the capacity to act on Earth" here as a PDF.
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