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Mediating, not interfering

China's much-anticipated "peace strategy" for the Ukrainian war is simultaneously a reshaping of the UN Charter, according to Chinese understanding.

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Stephan Biallas ist Leiter der Mittelstandsberatung bei EY für Zentral- und Westeuropa, Henning Vöpel ist Direktor des Centrums für Europäische Politik (cep).
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Why data stinginess leads to digital sideline

In a new column in Europe.Table, CEP Director Henning Vöpel writes about what concrete effects new regulatory interventions at the EU level will have on companies – and makes recommendations for action. This first installment, with co-author Stephan Biallas, Senior Partner at EY, focuses on the Data Act.

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What's cooking in Brussels? Nuclear power, mon amour

The negotiators will meet next Monday for the trilogue on the Renewable Energies Directive. The status of nuclear energy will be negotiated – an explosive political discussion that will take us right up to the Franco-German border.

By Claire Stam

Stephen S. Roach
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Sleepwalking toward accidental conflict

An unintended ignition spark could trigger the next major global crisis. Considering the tensions in Taiwan, the South China Sea and Ukraine, there is no shortage of potential triggers for matters of concern.

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What's cooking in Brussels? Iranian hour in the European Parliament

Tomorrow, Tuesday, Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of the last Shah of Iran, is expected in Brussels. He is following the invitation of MEP Charlie Weimer (ECR), who will use the occasion to give a speech in the European Parliament. Iranian exiles in Europe are far from pleased with Pahlavi's visit.

By Claire Stam

ITAR-TASS: MOSCOW, RUSSIA. APRIL 1, 2014. Marek Dabrowski, chief economist at the Centre for social and economic research (CASE) in Warsaw, Poland, looks on at the XV April International Academic Conference on Economic and Social Development organized by the National Research University - Higher School of Economics (HSE) with the support of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). PUBLICATIONxINxGERxAUTxONLY RE13E91B ITAR TASS Moscow Russia April 1 2014 Marek Dabrowski Chief Economist AT The Centre for Social and Economic Research Case in Warsaw Poland Looks ON AT The XV April International Academic Conference ON Economic and Social Development Organized by The National Research University Higher School of Economics HSE With The Support of The World Bank and The International Monetary Fund IMF PUBLICATIONxINxGERxAUTxONLY RE13E91B
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Whither EU fiscal rulemaking?

Budgetary discipline is central to the stability of the euro and the financial and macroeconomic stability of the EU. The EU Commission's draft for reforming the EU's economic governance framework should actually be a coherent set of rules for this. However, the Commission's new proposals unfortunately fall well short of expectations.

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Europe's dependence on critical raw materials must be put to the test

Europe's dependence on just a few suppliers to extract and process critical raw materials threatens our prosperity. If the mistakes made in the procurement of natural gas are not to be repeated, now is the time to act, write Veronika Grimm and Christina von Rüden. They look at the planned draft for an EU Critical Raw Materials Act.

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