European industry
Coverage of European industry in the Nexus archive.
- Trump pushed NATO to pay up. Now allies must turn pledges into power
NATO allies pledged to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP annually, with European nations and Canada adding over $1.2 trillion in defense investment since 2017. The article highlights efforts to shift defense responsibility to Europe while maintaining U.S. support, including investments in American-made equipment and industrial collaboration to counter modern threats.
- EU leaders back stronger trade defences amid Chinese export surge
EU leaders agreed to strengthen trade defenses against a surge of Chinese exports, citing threats to European industry and a 360 billion euro trade deficit. The decision maintains a commitment to 'constructive dialogue' with Beijing despite concerns over EU dependence on China.
- The Brief – Fighting the Chinese trade shark
A trade specialist compared Chinese industry to a shark taking large bites out of European industry. The metaphor highlights concerns about the impact of Chinese industrial practices on European businesses.
- Over three decades, China's promise became a trap for European industry
Over three decades, China's initial economic promise to European industries has shifted into a challenging environment for European businesses. A knitting factory in Qingdao, China, is highlighted as an example of this evolving dynamic.
- Netflix hits out over German plan to make groups invest more in Europe
Netflix and other groups criticize a German government proposal to increase investment in European industries, labeling it protectionist. The plan aims to boost local industry but faces opposition from global companies.