To infinity and beyond: EU-UK space relations after Brexit

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London Calling EU

The EU Delegation to the UK

26 episodes

3 months ago

As the new relationship between the EU and the UK unfolds, this regular podcast will provide a platform to discuss issues of interest to people on both sides of the Channel. We’ll shine the spotlight on the areas where the EU and the UK enjoy long-standing ties and where there is wide scope for cooperation such as the battle against climate change, sports, culture and many others. We will look at this new relationship through new lenses, without any prejudice but with the optimism which comes from the belief that there is life beyond Brexit.

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To infinity and beyond: EU-UK space relations after Brexit

London Calling EU

32 minutes 23 seconds

3 years ago

To infinity and beyond: EU-UK space relations after Brexit

When earthly relations have been tetchy, nations have seen space as a venue for cooperation - temporarily setting aside political issues for the sake of a greater purpose high in the sky. Should we expect the same from the EU and the UK?

The FT’s Clive Cookson will discuss the future of EU-UK space relations with two experts from both sides of the Channel, the director of the London Institute of Space Policy and Law Sa'id Mosteshar and Gabriele Redigonda from the European Space Policy Institute. We’ll also hear more about how the two blocs are cooperating on joint projects from the director of the Reading-based European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts Florence Rabier, while BryceTech’s Carissa Christensen will offer a trans-Atlantic perspective on the issue.

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