Legislația „Fabricat în Europa” ar putea încurca planurile Marii Britanii de a relansa relațiile cu UE

European legislation threatening British businesses in the EU could derail a planned reset summit between the EU and the UK. The 'Made in Europe' law aims to limit China's influence in the European industry but was not part of the reset agenda agreed upon by former Prime Minister Keir Starmer and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The UK government is now pushing to include this law in discussions, fearing it could jeopardize billions in trade if British goods are not classified as European. While some EU member states support including the UK in this initiative, France remains skeptical. The UK is also facing pressure to finalize agreements on other key issues, including youth mobility and food trade, amid shifting EU priorities.