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$EU effort to push back on China fractures$

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$https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-effort-push-back-china-fractures/$

The European Commission plans broader measures, like the Industrial Accelerator Act, to curb Chinese investments and protect EU industry.
The EU moves to restrict Chinese investment while shoring up its own industrial giants amid divisions among capitals.
Spain and Hungary attract Chinese investment despite broader debate over how tough EU policies should be.
EU leaders warn that China’s subsidies and tech advances complicate efforts to maintain a united front.
European officials point to a growing trade deficit with China as a driver for tougher action.
EU leadership stresses the need for a united approach despite national interests.
EU leaders acknowledge a need for foreign investment while seeking to curb high-risk ties with Beijing.
The Cybersecurity Act aims to reduce exposure to high-risk vendors like Huawei.
EU officials warn that previous trade actions were slow and less effective against subsidies.
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s diplomacy features in Europe visits as a tool to secure investment.
EU faces a widening strategic choice between defense of industry and openness to Chinese markets.

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EU officials said the age-verification app is technically ready, but experts warn of security flaws in the released code.
Security researchers claimed the app could store sensitive data on a user’s phone and remain unprotected.
Experts warned that a quick deployment could undermine trust in future digital identity tools.
Open-source code drew praise for transparency but raised concerns about cybersecurity standards.
Critics argued deployment is being rushed under political pressure and may not be ready for citizens.
A coalition of privacy and security experts urged a moratorium until scientific consensus on risks is achieved.
The app aims to verify age via passport, national ID, or trusted providers without exposing extra personal data.
EU members may design their own apps while the bloc pursues centralized checks across the union.
Opponents argue age verification technology may not be technically ready and could be bypassed via VPNs.
The controversy signals broader debates over privacy, child protection, and digital identity in Europe.

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