Berlin Welcomes Signs of Easing in Nexperia Chip Dispute TEC News / AFP November 1, 2025 On Saturday, China said it would allow chip exports that “meet the criteria.”
Slovakia and Austria Block EU’s 19th Sanctions on Russia Zoltán Kottász October 16, 2025 Slovakian PM Robert Fico wants the EU to focus on energy prices and the problems facing the automotive industry instead of Ukraine.
Carmakers To Brussels: Deregulate or We Go Bust Michael Curzon May 7, 2025 The Commission’s attachment to its ideological Green Deal is harming carmakers, who are pushing for a radical overhaul of regulations.
How China Left Europe in the Dust in the Electric Car Race Javier Villamor April 19, 2025 Beijing has taken advantage of European naivety to fill the Common Market with its vehicles while protecting its own.
New EU Sanctions “Will Be Felt in Europe Rather Than in Russia” Zoltán Kottász March 24, 2025 A new report lambasts Brussels for a 16th sanctions package—this time aimed at Russian aluminium imports.
French Assembly Votes Against EU’s 2035 Combustion Engine Ban Hélène de Lauzun February 19, 2025 Rebelling against ‘green’ restrictions is largely symbolic due to the primacy of European law.
EU’s Auto Industry Crisis Demands a Brutal Reality Check Javier Villamor February 3, 2025 As EV demands are dropping and competition is heating up, without concrete measures, the sector risks factory closures and mass layoffs.
EPP Puts the Brakes on EU’s Combustion Engine Ban Tamás Orbán December 11, 2024 With factories closing and German elections approaching, climate targets are suddenly not that important for the Brussels elite.
Volkswagen Considers Germany Plant Closure For First Time in Its History Zoltán Kottász September 3, 2024 The carmaker’s announcement comes at a tough time for the ruling left-liberal coalition.
