Joshua Posaner is a Senior Defense and Space Reporter at POLITICO Europe. He specializes in covering Europe’s military industrial complex and space affairs, with a keen interest in technology and consumer tech. Joshua's work has been featured in POLITICO, E&E News, POLITICO Europe, and EURACTIV.
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Joshua Posaner's coverage primarily focuses on European Union, Ukraine, defense, NATO, and international relations. His work heavily features government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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Ministers meet in Bremen to back a €22 billion package as ESA pivots from climate-first to security-led ambitions
By: Joshua Posaner
More time is needed to figure out financing for the latest space programme to be managed by the EU
'It's so important as a message to Europe,' said ESA chief Josef Aschbacher
Kubilius calls the satellite constellation a ‘crucial strategic project’
As Europe’s leaders bicker and evade reality, they might reflect on the final words of the final song on the Beatles’ final album
His veto angers EU leaders, but few doubt Ukraine’s €90 billion loan will come through anyway
By: Joshua Posaner
Critics say the practice amounts to systematic evidence tampering designed to obscure causes of death, erase victim identities, and prevent accountability
Starmer said last month he was "very keen" to tackle addictive features following a landmark US ruling
Oil prices plunged Friday after Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the vital Strait of Hormuz was "completely open"
Including: Luxembourg's PM speaks, own resources debate and a vote in the European Parliament
