Alessio Bonucci

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Constellations - Explore Space Network Technologies with Industry Leaders · 235 - What Forces Will Redefine Sovereignty in Space? · 22 Jun 2026 podcast

So it has some concrete socioeconomic benefits that I can immediately claim and it also helps from a political perspective.

If you then vice versa look at countries that are more I would say in between, if you think for example, Middle East, Southeast Asia or else,

Now, they're looking at this in a much more pragmatic and concrete way.

It's not necessarily U.S.

or Europe reliance, but it's trade-offs between what can I get from the U.S.

or Europe, or what can I get from Russia, what can I get from China, and what drives me in terms of overall nation to the best possible outcome.

India is part of the Artemis Accord.

At the same time, they're pursuing their own independent capabilities in space across the world.

And I would say that's

Also, an interesting reflection for many European countries now that there is potentially a growing, I will not call it decoupling, but less strong entanglement between the European and the American economies and capabilities to look at how they can be more of an equal partner to the US rather than a junior partner.

Because that really means that at the end of the day, from one day to the other, you see decisions that are not very much aligned to what you were expecting.

You don't have an umbrella.

You really do not know how to solve this issue.

Let's take the example of removing the 5,000 soldiers from Germany that President Trump has just announced.

Whether that is going to happen or not, I think it does not matter.

It matters that you do not have the same comfort from the overall defense perspective that Europe has experienced over the last 50 years.

and therefore we need to find a way to take matters into our own hands to a proper level of partnership and as such I think it can also be much more beneficial to the US themselves rather than having the need to supply and supply and supply somebody that is not really capable of

standing on its own.

I think Europe is ready to do so.

It has the capabilities from an industrial perspective.

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