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ARTICLE · 25 JUNE 2025

How Could Switzerland's First National Space Law Affect Professional Services In Space?

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With the recent news from the US about market changes, the global system is changing and that's the same in space. The Artemis Accords, a US-led framework to collaborate on efforts...

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Recent developments around the world are affecting many aspects of the global markets. They are also changing the space economy and how to finance or take forward space related projects. The Artemis Accords, a US-led framework to collaborate on efforts on lunar development continues to gain support, but changes seem to be happening at NASA affecting various budgets within this sector. At the same time, China's International Lunar Research Station also showcases their ambition and passion. For many nations keen to access the cis-lunar economy and partake in lunar exploration or related activities, they are faced with increasingly difficult choices on how to finance and take forward their projects.

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