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Stéphane Séjourné Press Conference On Industrial Accelerator Act - Brussels

China geht in die Offensive – die EU muss sich wehren

Derzeit wird in Brüssel ein wichtiges Gesetzesvorhaben diskutiert, das der chinesischen Regierung überhaupt nicht gefällt. Der Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) soll chinesische Produzenten aus dem europäischen öffentlichen Beschaffungsmarkt in Greentech-Industrien wie zum Beispiel Batterien und Solaranlagen ausschließen. Ziel ist es, europäische Industrien zu schützen und technologische Souveränität zu erreichen. Dagegen startet Peking nun einen Angriff.

Michael Laha

Allies and Partners: The Future of Relations with China

Michael Laha

This report brings together insights from two expert meetings in Italy and Berlin, convening over 30 specialists from East Asia, Europe, and the United States. It examines China’s evolving global role and explores where coordinated approaches among partners can address the challenges of its foreign policy.

Photo of press briefing on draft Outline of the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030) in Beijing on March 7, 2026.

Tech-Prioritäten in Chinas Fünfjahresplan

Europa muss sich auf den Wettbewerb in Biomanufacturing vorbereiten

Michael Laha

A pile of old car batteries stacked on top of each other

Why “Black Mass” Is Critical

Germany and Europe Must Reduce Reliance on China for Battery Recycling

Yuka Kobayashi

Germany and Europe need to invest heavily into developing and building up their own capacities for recycling and reusing the materials contained in batteries.

An electric car connects to a public charging station

Connected Vehicle Cybersecurity: The EU Must Consider Non-technical Risk Factors

Valentin Weber

Maria Pericàs Riera

Assessing the trustworthiness of the country of origin of battery management systems is especially important for overall system security.

High angle view of a solar farm for renewable energy

Green Technology: Compete, De-Risk, Decarbonize - On Europe’s Terms

Aya Adachi

China’s industrial strategy follows a playbook of state-backed scaling, limited consolidation, and outbound expansion. To stay competitive, secure supply chains, and advance decarbonization, the EU should adopt a sector-specific approach to clean tech.