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ECFR Geoeconomics and Tech @ecfrgeotech.bsky.social · 17/11/2025

"[The first chips act] put an emphasis on manufacturing [...] but there are also other parts of the supply chain [...] How we can cultivate those niches and how we leverage them is something that needs to be discussed" - @chiara-malaponti.bsky.social @politico.com www.politico.eu/article/micr...

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Chip scare sends Brussels back to the drawing board

As the U.S. and China weaponize valuable chip supplies, the EU is forced to admit it hasn’t yet found a solution.

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Agathe Demarais @agathedemarais.com · 17/09/2025

What can we learn from nine months of Trumponomics, what are the next flashpoints for US-EU trade, investment and finance battles and how can the EU turn the Trump storm into an opportunity? I try to answer these questions in my new @ecfr.eu policy brief (with cool charts) 👇 ecfr.eu/publication/...

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Ride the wave: A big, beautiful European strategy for Trumponomics

The US president is throwing the EU lots of economic curveballs. Brussels should not be distracted by these; instead, it should double down on adopting measures that will benefit the bloc long after…

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ECFR @ecfr.eu · 30/04/2025

Europe’s semiconductor ambitions are at a crossroads. Chiara Malaponti outlines how a revamped Chips Act and stronger public-private partnerships can help the EU become a key player in the global chip industry. @ecfrgeoeconomics.bsky.social @ecfrpower.bsky.social

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Chips on the menu: How the EU can get its act together on semiconductors

The EU is planning a Chips Act 2.0 for the Trumpian age. Europeans should look to Japan for inspiration and make “strategic indispensability” the base of their new industrial recipe

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Daniel Keohane @keohanedan.bsky.social · 05/02/2025

Good piece: “both Berlin & Paris have recently been defeated by their own economic philosophies—and by their budgets…Berlin & Paris seem to have proven each other’s concerns right…the ideological division between the frugals & spenders has failed to capture that stability & growth are both needed.”

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