(L-R) Marco Fuchs, CEO of the OHB group, Andreas Bovenschulte, President of the Senate and Mayor of Bremen, and German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius speaks give a press briefing at the headquarters of German aerospace and technology company OHB in Bremen, northwestern Germany, on July 14, 2026. Pistorius visited OHB during his summer tour throughout Germany. According to the group, it covers "the entire spectrum of modern space technologies", with activities ranging "from the development of complete satellite systems and space missions to infrastructure for access to space, as well as data-driven applications and digital services". (Photo by FOCKE STRANGMANN / AFP via Getty Images)

(L-R) Marco Fuchs, CEO of the OHB group, Andreas Bovenschulte, President of the Senate and Mayor of Bremen, and German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius speaks give a press briefing at the headquarters of German aerospace and technology company OHB in Bremen, northwestern Germany, on July 14, 2026. Pistorius visited OHB during his summer tour throughout Germany. According to the group, it covers "the entire spectrum of modern space technologies", with activities ranging "from the development of complete satellite systems and space missions to infrastructure for access to space, as well as data-driven applications and digital services". (Photo by FOCKE STRANGMANN / AFP via Getty Images)

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius speaks during a press briefing at the headquarters of German aerospace and technology company OHB in Bremen, northwestern Germany, on July 14, 2026. Pistorius visited OHB during his summer tour throughout Germany. According to the group, it covers "the entire spectrum of modern space technologies", with activities ranging "from the development of complete satellite systems and space missions to infrastructure for access to space, as well as data-driven applications and digital services". (Photo by FOCKE STRANGMANN / AFP via Getty Images)

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius speaks during a press briefing at the headquarters of German aerospace and technology company OHB in Bremen, northwestern Germany, on July 14, 2026. Pistorius visited OHB during his summer tour throughout Germany. According to the group, it covers "the entire spectrum of modern space technologies", with activities ranging "from the development of complete satellite systems and space missions to infrastructure for access to space, as well as data-driven applications and digital services". (Photo by FOCKE STRANGMANN / AFP via Getty Images)

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius speaks during a press briefing at the headquarters of German aerospace and technology company OHB in Bremen, northwestern Germany, on July 14, 2026. Pistorius visited OHB during his summer tour throughout Germany. According to the group, it covers "the entire spectrum of modern space technologies", with activities ranging "from the development of complete satellite systems and space missions to infrastructure for access to space, as well as data-driven applications and digital services". (Photo by FOCKE STRANGMANN / AFP via Getty Images)

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius speaks during a press briefing at the headquarters of German aerospace and technology company OHB in Bremen, northwestern Germany, on July 14, 2026. Pistorius visited OHB during his summer tour throughout Germany. According to the group, it covers "the entire spectrum of modern space technologies", with activities ranging "from the development of complete satellite systems and space missions to infrastructure for access to space, as well as data-driven applications and digital services". (Photo by FOCKE STRANGMANN / AFP via Getty Images)

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius speaks during a press briefing at the headquarters of German aerospace and technology company OHB in Bremen, northwestern Germany, on July 14, 2026. Pistorius visited OHB during his summer tour throughout Germany. According to the group, it covers "the entire spectrum of modern space technologies", with activities ranging "from the development of complete satellite systems and space missions to infrastructure for access to space, as well as data-driven applications and digital services". (Photo by FOCKE STRANGMANN / AFP via Getty Images)

(FILES) Rapporteur of France's National Commission on Information Technology and Civil Liberties (CNIL) Henri Caillavet speaks during a press conference in Paris on February 26, 1992. Nearly half a century before the recognition of a right to assisted dying, Parliament was already debating a groundbreaking end-of-life bill championed by Senator Henri Caillavet, a pioneer of the reform now taking shape. The National Assembly is set to hold the final reading of the bill on assisted dying on July 15, 2026, marking the last stage of the legislative process. (Photo by Patrick HERTZOG / ARCHIVES / AFP via Getty Images)