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France: ‘We Want the EU to Become a Space Power’
Mark Holmes
June 27, 2008

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[Satellite News – 6-27-08] With France set to assume the presidency of the European Union (EU) in July, there could be major changes in European space policy in the immediate future.     France’s laid out its space strategy in a June 17 white paper on defence and national security...

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