💥 Emmanuel Macron backs Eutelsat. UK sidelined. Germany quiet. Italy sulking.

🇫🇷 France just injected €717M into Eutelsat, pushing its stake to nearly 30% and sending a clear message: Paris wants to lead Europe's space future—whether others like it or not.

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Nukes, space, and the shaky lines between deterrence and disaster.

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Starlink vs. Kuiper. When national security is at stake, should you go with the cheapest option?

Mani Thiru (ex-AWS, all-around space badass) is the first guest writer for The Space Republic and she delivers.

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ESA and Canada are holding hands while NASA ghosts the Artemis group chat. Europe needs cash. Canada wants a Moon ride. We break down who's spending what, who's bluffing, and whether anyone can afford to stay on the Moon without the U.S.

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Jared Isaacman’s failed NASA nomination was a strange episode—part theater, part symptom of something deeper.

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Lunar helium-3 🚀
The “fuel of the future”? Maybe.
But right now it’s more like nuclear-grade cocaine—if we’re talking price, not vibes—Market potential vs. marketing myth, the sketchy concept on "abundance," and why the Moon may not be the Klondike we’re selling.

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Jared Isaacman is out as potential NASA Admin.

Not surprising—his hearing was all surface, no structure.

Also part of a bigger picture: the White House has clearly started stepping back from Elon Musk.

So... who’s next?
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