Dimitris Kollias, Research Fellow at ELIAMEP, argues that Artemis II signals the consolidation of a new space age in which the Moon is becoming a strategic, economic, and geopolitical frontier shaped by rival US- and China-led blocs, expanding commercial power, and growing competition over resources, rules, and orbital infrastructure. He contends that Europe remains relevant but structurally constrained by fragmentation and slow institutional adaptation, even as space is increasingly tied to security, competitiveness, and digital sovereignty. For Greece, he argues, this shift creates an opportunity to build selective strategic relevance through Earth observation, secure communications, maritime awareness, civil protection, and the integration of satellite infrastructure with sovereign AI and data-processing capacity.
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Traditionnellement pro-Fidesz, les Magyars de Roumanie ayant la double nationalité vont-ils voter autrement lors des législatives hongroises ? Coup de projecteur sur le vote des Magyars de Transylvanie lors des législatives hongroises du 12 avril prochain. C'est Silvia Marton - maître de conférences en sciences politiques à l'Université de Bucarest - qui nous éclaire sur les enjeux et les tendances.
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