The former head of Stellantis reveals how Chinese carmakers are positioning themselves as saviors of European auto jobs while systematically taking over the industry. His stark warning comes with firsthand experience of China’s strategic ambitions.
European Commission leaders express confidence in the continent’s ability to regain global competitiveness through coordinated industrial strategy and decarbonization efforts. The push comes as the EU works to overcome regulatory fragmentation and transform crisis-driven sovereignty concerns into lasting economic strength.
European Union institutions are reportedly mobilizing behind a comprehensive strategy to restore the continent’s global economic standing, according to recent statements from senior officials. The push follows former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi’s landmark competitiveness report, which sources indicate urged coordinated action to prevent Europe from falling further behind China and the United States.
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China’s ambitious push into Europe’s electric vehicle market is encountering significant obstacles, with major projects being scaled back amid geopolitical tensions and softer demand. Recent analyses indicate a sharp decline in new Chinese greenfield investments across the EU, particularly in the automotive sector. Industry experts suggest 2025 may become a “pause year” for Chinese investment in European markets.
China’s substantial investment push into Europe’s electric vehicle sector is facing significant headwinds, with multiple major projects being reconsidered amid changing market conditions and geopolitical tensions. According to reports from research firms, weaker-than-expected EV demand in Europe is forcing Chinese companies to reassess their ambitious expansion plans across the continent.
The Political Calculus Behind EU’s Ukraine Loan Strategy As European Union leaders convene to discuss a groundbreaking €140 billion “reparation…
Ireland’s media watchdog has determined that WhatsApp and Pinterest are exposed to terrorist content under EU regulations. Both platforms must now implement protective measures and report back within three months on their compliance efforts.
Ireland’s media regulatory body has identified WhatsApp and Pinterest as services “exposed to terrorist content” under the European Union’s Terrorist Content Online Regulation, according to reports. Coimisiún na Meán, the Irish media commission, made the determination following its assessment of the platforms’ content moderation capabilities.
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Plug-in hybrid vehicles are emitting nearly five times more CO2 than official estimates indicate, according to new European research. The study reveals these vehicles operate in electric mode far less frequently than assumed, with combustion engines providing significant power even during electric operation.
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles are producing substantially higher emissions than officially reported, according to reports from Brussels-based non-profit Transport & Environment. Researchers studying hundreds of thousands of European cars registered between 2021 and 2023 found that previous assumptions by regulators like the European Union dramatically underestimated real-world carbon output.
