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Space-based ISR is a cornerstone of modern operations. This session will explore Europe’s capabilities, gaps, and reliance on commercial data providers.

On-orbit servicing is a dual-use capability: enabling debris removal, but also potential offensive applications. This panel weighs benefits against risks.

Resilience requires redundancy, agility, and strong command structures. This panel explores whether European nations should expand dedicated space command

The threat landscape in space is evolving rapidly. Panelists will discuss intelligence assessments, escalation management, and European responses.

Europe’s defense space ecosystem depends increasingly on the innovation of agile startups. This panel explores how governments and militaries can best support new entrants, ensure funding continuity, and integrate emerging technologies into defense procurement.

The war in Ukraine has demonstrated the critical role of commercial satellites, rapid procurement, and international cooperation in wartime. Panelists will reflect on successes, setbacks, and enduring lessons for European defense

The line between civil and military space assets is increasingly blurred. This discussion highlights the opportunities and risks of leveraging dual-use technologies for defense in an era of contested space.

Independent access to space is vital for Europe’s security posture. This panel will discuss the state of Europe’s launch sector, the role of startups, and ensuring resilience in the face of geopolitical uncertainty.

As space assets become primary targets, electronic warfare and cyber threats are growing. This panel examines how European actors are preparing to detect, deter, and defend against jamming and cyberattacks.

Ukraine has proven the power of buying commercial space services in conflict. This panel explores procurement challenges, contracting models, and how militaries can adapt to leverage commercial assets at speed.