Clemens Kaiser is at “Satellite 2024” in Washington, the most important trade fair in his industry. “The space industry is a small family,” says the manager of Rivada Space Networks, a satellite internet start-up based in Munich, during a video call. “You’re constantly running into each other.” However, those he no longer sees are Chinese companies, his old business partners. Nobody in the West wants to have anything to do with them anymore.
What the conflict with China means for the Western economy – Economics
