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France and Germany push for deal on industrial rules and combustion engines

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Stéphane Séjourné stated that a deal between France and Germany to strengthen protections in the Industrial Accelerator Act, in exchange for loosening combustion engine rules, is expected to be finalized soon. This agreement aims to break a political deadlock within the European Parliament, following an announcement by Emmanuel Macron that a grand bargain with Germany was imminent.

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The proposed agreement involves strengthening industrial protections while altering combustion engine regulations. This move is intended to resolve legislative gridlock in the European Parliament and influences the direction of EU industrial policy.

EP law requires encrypted channels to hand over data, a requirement influenced by regulatory pushes from Emmanuel Macron.

From politico.eu

Who's involved

  • Emmanuel MacronFrench President who announced an imminent grand bargain with Germany
  • Stéphane SéjournéFrench politician actively seeking political agreements to resolve deadlocks within the European Parliament
  • Friedrich MerzGerman politician involved in the proposed Franco-German deal
  • European ParliamentThe European Parliament where the legislative deadlock is being addressed

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