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駐歐盟兼駐比利時代表處經濟組 許組長莉美
(Chinese) ECIPE study, "Strengthening ICT Competitiveness to Promote European Economic and National Security", highlighted by the International Trade Administration (Taiwan).
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Bitter pill or market opportunity – how will EU pharma adapt to RFK Jr’s health reforms?
Fredrik Erixon comments in Euractiv on EU sector for R&D-based pharma.
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Interplay Between the DMA and the Other Regulations
ECIPE study, " Cybersecurity at Risk: How the EU’s Digital Markets Act Could Undermine Security across Mobile Operating Systems," cited in CERRE's Issue Paper on DMA Implementation Forum.
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令和６年度 インドの対西方経済政策の現状と展望
Dyuti Pandya's blog "IMEC: The Road That Should Not Be Taken,” cited in a research report by the Institute for International Trade and Investment, Japan.
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UK firms cautiously optimistic on US trade deal prospects
David Henig comments in Agence France-Press the probabilities of a UK-USA trade deal.
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Shadowy lawmakers block states from signing UN cybercrime treaty
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama provides his thoughts on the core issue of EU-NATO cooperation for POLITICO PRO's "Cyber Insights".
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Accelerating Europe’s competitiveness
Summary of the conversation of Fredrik Erixon with Microsoft about European competitiveness and innovation.
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Starmer urged to spell out plan to fight Trump’s tariff trade war
David Henig comments about the UK's plan to fight back on Trump's tariffs for The Independent.
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EU’s Trump plan requires carrots, sticks and vibes
Fredrik Erixon on the impact of Trump's trade practices on the relations between US Big Tech and the EU via Reuters.
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Report shows how Starmer’s Brexit reset can save economic plan but only with EU goodwill
David Henig comments in The Independent about the UK-EU reset.
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As Trump threatens tariffs, is the US or EU the more valuable for UK trade?
David Henig on UK-EU relations in front of Donald Trump's threats via The Independent.
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How to counter Trump’s trade war? Anti-coercion, antitrust, and targeted tariffs in view
Fredrik Erixon comments on the EU aiming for intellectual property rights as a potential retaliation measure against the US via Euronews.