AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEU Industrial Policy Clash: The EU’s proposed “Made in EU” rules would steer public procurement toward local-content and low-carbon products across strategic sectors like solar, batteries, steel and EVs—sparking fresh warnings from Britain that it looks like protectionism and could raise costs and trade tensions. Liechtenstein-Linked Mobility & Talent: Germany clarified that nationals of Liechtenstein (along with EU states, Norway and Switzerland) can work in Germany without extra visa steps for IT specialist roles, easing cross-border hiring for tech firms. Swiss Market Push for EVs: Geely officially entered Switzerland on Sept 21 with three new energy models (E5, E2 and STARRAY EM-i), using Emil Frey as importer for Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Trade & Industry Pressure Points: EU safeguards on grain-oriented electrical steel expand downstream to transformer components, with provisional measures starting Sept 25. Space for Industry R&D: CSA and Starlab are building a pathway to move Swiss/Liechtenstein experiments from ground tests to ISS microgravity access. Healthcare Approvals: EMA CHMP issued positive opinions for new cancer and metabolic therapies, including Merck’s KEYTRUDA plus PADCEV perioperative bladder cancer regimen, now awaiting EU Commission decisions.
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