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US Space Companies Withdraw from French Space Summit Amid White House Pressure

Several prominent US space companies have withdrawn from a French space summit organized by President Emmanuel Macron, reportedly under pressure from the White House. A representative from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy led discussions with the companies regarding the summit, which is not part of the usual international space conference schedule.

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Several prominent US space companies have withdrawn from a French space summit organized by President Emmanuel Macron, reportedly under pressure from the White House. A representative from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy led discussions with the companies regarding the summit, which is not part of the usual international space conference schedule.

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US Space Companies Withdraw from French Space Summit Amid White House Pressure