DARE* is a three-year, cross-office ECFR initiative to boost European industrial competitiveness, clean technological leadership, security, and global influence. Standing for Europe’s ambition to Diversify, Advance, Reclaim, and Engage, it puts forward bold policies to reinforce Europe’s industrial base, cut supply chain risks, and shape a fair, resilient global trading order. Working at national, European, and global levels, DARE* brings together policymakers, strategists, business leaders, climate advocates, and civil society actors. By building new coalitions, it seeks to embed clean technology at the core of Europe’s future-proof industrial strategy.
China’s export restrictions are bringing European factories to the verge of shutting down. Yielding to Chinese pressure today will only invite more sophisticated threats tomorrow; only a united and assertive EU response can stop the cycle of coercion and protect Europe’s industrial core
Beijing is turning its rare earth monopoly into a weapon. The EU needs to treat this as the emergency that it is and unleash its anti-coercion shield to bring China to the negotiating table
China is scooping up supply chain information as part of its trade restrictions. Europe lags behind in economic intelligence, but there is a way to start closing this gap with a low-cost, low-bureaucracy, high-impact step
China’s export restrictions are bringing European factories to the verge of shutting down. Yielding to Chinese pressure today will only invite more sophisticated threats tomorrow; only a united and assertive EU response can stop the cycle of coercion and protect Europe’s industrial core
The EU’s and India’s ambitions to become more self reliant on clean technology is facing significant geoeconomic hurdles. To overcome them, they need to work together
The industrial heartland of Germany and central Europe is at risk from the second “China shock”. Here is how decision-makers can save industry and avert social and political strife
European policymakers need to answer the ‘trust question’ of how far they want Chinese companies involved in green industries such as solar energy, batteries, and electric vehicles
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