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The European Parliament and EU member states reached an agreement Tuesday on a plan to boost the supply of semiconductors in Europe, as the bloc races to reduce its dependence on Asian suppliers. The European Union has prioritised local chip production after the coronavirus pandemic triggered supply chain shocks that led to significant shortages. Asian industry, especially firms in China and Taiwan, currently dominate the manufacture and export of semiconductors.

Despite the constructive tone so far, relations between Rome and Brussels seem destined to become strained as the year progresses.

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Subsidies of $370 billion to encourage companies to move their production and supply chains there. the eu is rattled and trying to figure out how to respond. it is thought they might try to loosen the state aid rules so that governments can support their own car industries, the kind of state aid that the uk thought was constrained by membership of the eu, so the question is what will the uk do to respond? there is only one electric battery plant here in the uk, there are 35 either open, under co...

The calculation in Paris is that Scholz will have no choice but to support the idea of more EU borrowing for Ukraine.

Yesterday (1 Feb 2023) marked the launch by the European Commission (EC) of the Green Deal Industrial Plan for the Net Zero Age. Its introduction is aimed at a levelling up of the...

Europe’s initial response to Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act risks making things worse.

Former antitrust chief says subsidies are addictive and risk undermining Europe’s single market.

We must give member states more leeway in providing state aid to their businesses, and look into a potential sovereignty fund for investment in important projects.

Temporary state aid could help combat Europe’s loss of competitiveness against US companies, says the bloc’s competition chief.