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Now playing Next Mobility Russia's space chief says EU cooperation 'impossible' over Ukraine The head of Roscosmos, Russia's space agency, told Chinese state TV the EU had "taken a frenzied position" over the Ukraine war. 25/03/2022
Now playing Next Tech News Tech this week: Texas sues Facebook over facial-recognition practises Meta’s Facebook is in hot water with the state of Texas and French president Emmanuel Macron wants Europe to defend its sovereignty in space. 20/02/2022
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