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The EU Proposal for New Own Resources Threatens Competitiveness
In many aspects, the Confederation welcomes the policy directions included in the MFF package. Nevertheless, at the same time we are worried about the new own resourc
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The World's Biggest Free Trade Zone in the Hands of the Member States
In September 2025, the European Commission has transmitted the EU-Mercosur trade agreement to the Council. We urge all Member States to seize this golden opportunity.
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Industry Associations of the CEEI: EU Regulation Levels Are Unsustainable
Industry Associations of the Central and Eastern European Initiative Call for Bold Deregulation in Europe to Boost Innovation, Investment, and Entrepreneurship
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European Industry Calls for More Practical AI Standards
The Confederation of Industry of the Czech Republic has joined 20 other European business associations and startups in signing a joint statement addressed to the European Commission and the AI Office.
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Recommendations from the North East Flank Group on EU Resilience and Defence
The business communities of six nations are calling for urgent, unified action.
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Protection of whistleblowers
Information on the receipt of notifications of possible infringements pursuant to Act No 171/2023 Coll., on the protection of whistleblowers.
EU-Switzerland Agreements reinforce business relations
Finalising negotiations on agreements that strengthen the relationship between the EU and Switzerland.
The U.S. is increasing tariffs on imports of Chinese electric cars
The EU is also expected to soon impose tariffs on electric cars.
EESC CORNER: The EU Enlargement
The future enlargement of the EU is a crucial topic.
Information on the processing and protection of personal data
Information on the processing and protection of personal data
EU-China Relations
The EU must take a strategic, long- term, and unified approach to China.
Safer Together
Niinistö’s report on enhancing Europe’s civilian and military readiness follows reports by Letta and Draghi.
OECD publishes its Interim Economic Outlook
OECD: Global GDP growth for 2025 is projected at 3.2%, G20 inflation at 3.3%.