
Brussels’ ‘Made in Europe’ Plan Face Beijing Backlash
A new proposal means companies may need to meet EU local-content requirements in order to access subsidies or public contracts.

A new proposal means companies may need to meet EU local-content requirements in order to access subsidies or public contracts.

Patriots for Europe say Brussels pressured tech firms to police political speech during elections.

Plans in Brussels to fast-track Ukraine’s membership are running into resistance, as several EU governments insist Kyiv must meet the bloc’s full entry conditions first.

The Commission wants subsidies and public contracts to favour EU-made goods as concerns grow over industrial decline and dependence on China.

Several member states, including France, Denmark, Greece and Spain, have been pushing for coordinated action at EU level.

The initiative has sparked concern among those who believe open dialogue and psychological support are important to explore complex emotions safely.

PM Orbán of Hungary emphasized that his country will not support Brussels decisions favoring Kyiv while the pipeline dispute continues.

Brussels chiefs claim that the death of the supreme leader could bring new hope to the Iranian people—but also brings new dangers.

According to FUGEA, the provisional implementation of the agreement poses serious threats to European production.

Announcing the provisional application of the controversial deal, von der Leyen stressed it “can only be fully concluded once the European Parliament has given its consent.”