Media
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MEPs set to vote on next EC president
Fredrik Erixon's newsletter on the need to strengthen EU competitiveness during the coming mandate is referenced by Brussels Morning.
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What We Are Reading – Geopolitics and trade
The blog "EU-China relations – a health report after Xi’s visit and new EV tariffs" by Andrea Dugo and the policy brief "A Strategy for a Competitive Europe: Boosting R&D, Unleashing Investment, and Reducing Regulatory Burdens" by Andrea Dugo and Fredrik Erixon are referenced in the section What We Are Reading by the Hinrich Foundation.
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INESS na webinári o jednotnom európskom trhu
The Institute of Economic and Social Studies (INESS) from Slovakia promotes the webinar hosted by Matthias Bauer "ECIPE Webinar: The Letta Report and How to Align Ideals and Action in Europe's Single Market".
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Europe prepares for a mighty trade war
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama comments in The Economist about the EU imposing tariffs on China and its compliance with WTO-rules.
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Hosuk Lee-Makiyama, at the Europe Forum on August 29: Where is competitiveness heading? – The future of investments and innovations in Europe
The Euroopa-Forumi highlights Hosuk Lee-Makiyama's participation in the conference that will take place on August 29 in Turku, Finland.
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Europe Looks Left
The study "A Strategy for a Competitive Europe: Boosting R&D, Unleashing Investment, and Reducing Regulatory Burdens" by Andrea Dugo and Fredrik Erixon is listed in the July 9th issue of the weekly newsletter What's Up EU?
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Hard left turn could lead France to recognise Palestine state
Oscar Guinea comments in TRT on the French election results and its implications for France agricultural and environmental policies.
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How Starmer risks being ignored by world leaders
David Henig via The Telegraph on how the new UK Labour government may face a challenge with the rise of right-wing parties in the EU.
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European leaders, businesses oppose EC’s tariff hike on Chinese EVs
Matthias Bauer comments in Global Times on the potential impacts of EU tariffs on Chinese EVs.
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New government set to shake up political landscape
David Henig via Farmers Weekly on the possibilities that the new Labour government will introduce "core standards" in the farming sector.
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EU governments hesitant on Chinese EV tariffs as trade spat escalates
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama comments on the EU investigation on Chinese EV's subsidisation for Reuters.
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Explainer: When will the FTC call time on Big Tech’s talent-gutting of AI start-ups?
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama via Verdict on if the US' Federal Trade Commission will stop backdoor acquisitions.