8legs: European commission economic security doctrine unveiling

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Setting new borders for the EU’s Economic Security, newsletter

The European Commission will unveil its long-awaited doctrine on economic security this week to strengthen the EU against rising global coercion.
Brussels anchored its approach on three pillars: competitiveness, diversified supply chains, and broad partnerships.
The Anti-Coercion Instrument (ACI), adopted in 2023, is a central tool though it has yet to be used amid growing US and China pressure.
The doctrine is expected to address how to shield the EU from threats without veering into protectionism.
Macron will visit China for talks on fair competition and Europe’s strategic partnership during a three-day state visit.
EU-China tensions include a large trade deficit and disputes over exports, with rare earths and chips central concerns.
Beijing is accused of supplying essential components to Moscow, including 80% of needed parts for weapons.
Macron’s trip also touches on Europe’s strategic role and how it engages Beijing on global issues.
EU ministers will also address migration and defense during the week alongside economic security talks.
The week includes multiple ministerial meetings on transport, telecommunications, and climate-related issues.

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