Risk versus reward in EU regulation: Do our domestic rules go too far? Does our external protection go far enough? 

As Europe faces an increasingly complex global landscape, the shift from the Biden administration’s expansive economic policies to a more inward-focused, protectionist approach under the Trump doctrine presents significant challenges. This change is already affecting global trade, international alliances, and Europe’s strategic positioning on the world stage.  

With the U.S. possibly retreating from its role as a global economic leader, Europe must carefully assess how to adapt its strategies to ensure continued growth, competitiveness, and economic security. In the coming months, all eyes will be on the EU as it recalibrates its policies, seeks to maintain global influence, and navigates the challenges of potential economic isolationism while strengthening internal unity and resilience. 

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Guiding questions include but are not limited to:

How should the EU react to the U.S. reset? While the theory is clear, what does the practical response look like?

Is the currently EU regulatory inadvertently hindering the scale-up of companies in strategic sectors, and if so, how can they be reformed to better support global competitiveness?

Is the application of the ‘Precautionary Principle’ holding back evidence-based policymaking?

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