🎙️ Do EU tech rules add up?

Dive into the nuances of EU tech regulations with Rebecca Christie, Bertin Martens and Kai Zenner and understand how they're reshaping the tech landscape.

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This week's gas natural gas import tracker shows that total weekly imports are flat around 6 bcm/w since Q4 in 2023 and that the usage of UK 'transit' (LNG/NO) is markedly reduced year-on-year

Check out the full update by Ben McWilliams, Ugne Keliauskaite Giovanni Sgaravatti and…

EVENT: Ways to revive global growth
📅8 May
🕐16:00-17:00

Niclas Poitiers, Nan Li (@IMFNews), Jochen Schanz (@EIB) and Reinhard Felke (@ecfin) present findings from chapter 3 of the latest IMF World Economic Outlook

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🆕It has been 20 years since the 'big bang' enlargement of 2004 and in this first glance, Heather Grabbe writes that there are lessons to be learned from that time as talks on the possible accession of Ukraine and the Western Balkans continue

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🎙️ Do EU tech rules add up?

Bertin Martens, Kai Zenner & Rebecca Christie dive into the creation, synergy, and alignment of the EU tech rules in line with the EU's goal for enhanced regulation.

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🚛This working paper, authored by Benjamin Hilgenstock, Elina Ribakova 🇺🇦, Guntram Wolff and Anna Vlasyuk, offers an insightful perspective on how the financial system can be utilized to enforce export controls.

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🇪🇺🇫🇷In his latest speech at Sorbonne, President Macron stated that the EU must invest in its vital industries to compete with the United States and China.

Maria Demertzis asks what effect this will have on equal competition between EU countries:

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🎙️Zooming in on the US-China tech rivalry

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🎙️Do EU tech rules add up?

Bertin Martens, Kai Zenner & Rebecca Christie discuss how EU tech rules are made, how they work together and how they fit in with the EU's goal of better regulation

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👥The #EU population is rapidly aging, with 2.9% being 85 or older in 2022. By 2050, this number is expected to double and nearly triple by 2100, making up almost 10% of the total #population .

Explore David Pinkus and Nina Ruer's latest analysis⤵️
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Bruegel’s Jean Pisani-Ferry is now discussing degrowth and how it is not compatible with the macroeconomics of decarbonisation

Says there needs to be a mixed strategy to help the green transition move along, but that this can be complicated

Yvon Slingenberg EU Climate Action discusses the Commission's impact assessment and how Europe is 'beyond the point of no return'

'[The EU] is working on implementation now ahead of the 2030 goals' saying 'books like this help shape better policies'

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Enrico Letta's report on the single market is finally out. Jeromin Zettelmeyer discusses the worth of the report in detail.

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The EU has set itself ambitious emissions reduction objectives. But current efforts may not be enough to reach our climate goals. What should the next Commission and Parliament do about this? If the EU perseveres in its our climate efforts, how can it to so without harming…