Research and politics
Russia’s observer status is set to expire after 2024, and cooperation with Belarus will also end, according to the European organization
A number of research projects and organizations have stopped cooperation with Russia due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and do not want to continue in the coming years. This applies, among other things, to the lunar missions that ESA originally wanted to perform with its Russian counterpart Roscosmos. The future of the ISS is still in the stars. The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva has now also positioned itself: it does not want to renew its cooperation with Russia and Belarus in 2024.
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