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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 12849
EXTERNAL ACTION / Trade

EU wants to deter and sanction coercive practices by third countries

The new anti-coercion instrument should primarily have a deterrent effect, according to the European Commission, which presented its proposal on Wednesday 8 December.

Our feeling is that, in many cases, the existence of a clear instrument to allow us to move to a final stage of countermeasures can have a deterrent effect and allow this coercion not to materialise or to cease”, explained an EU official.

The Commission proposes to have a tool to respond to situations where a third...

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