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ISS amid global conflict: A rare bastion of 'scientific collaboration' between the East and West

ISS amid global conflict: A rare bastion of 'scientific collaboration' between the East and West

france24.com 13.10.2026 19:53 5 views
François Picard is pleased to welcome Alban Guyomarc'h, Researcher in Space Geopolitics at Paris's École Normale Supérieure School of Higher Learning. As a new era of space rivalry unfolds, the International Space Statio

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François Picard is pleased to welcome Alban Guyomarc'h, Researcher in Space Geopolitics at Paris's École Normale Supérieure School of Higher Learning.As a new era of space rivalry unfolds, the International Space Station remains one of the last bastions of cooperation between geopolitical adversaries. For Guyomarc'h, the latest ISS mission is more than a remarkable technological achievement."It's one of the rare collaboration spaces we still have today in a very conflictual era". He describes the ISS as a historic bridge between East and West.Guyomarc'h examines the emotional experience of returning from orbit, the geopolitical implications of the ISS's planned retirement, and the intensifying competition to establish a permanent presence on the Moon.

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