GALILEO
June 1st, 2002
Keith Nuthall
THE EUROPEAN Union's Galileo global positioning project is being further delayed, this time because Member States are competing to inject more money into the satellite system, to lay claim to greater shares of resulting contracts. Until a recent deal over costs, national governments had been arguing about how to control Galileo's budget.
THE EUROPEAN Union's Galileo global positioning project is being further delayed, this time because Member States are competing to inject more money into the satellite system, to lay claim to greater shares of resulting contracts. Until a recent deal over costs, national governments had been arguing about how to control Galileo's budget.
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