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EU Debates | eudebates.tv samler indhold om europæisk politik gennem møder, besøg og offentlige udtalelser. I det viste udvalg er Nordmakedoniens forhold til EU, Europas teknologiske muligheder og beredskab centrale emner. Politik bliver her synlig i konkrete situationer, hvor personer mødes, fremlægger positioner og peger på næste skridt. Flere videoer kredser om samme forløb, så en sag kan belyses gennem forskellige udtalelser og deltagere.
Nordmakedoniens vej mod EU fylder særligt. Der er indslag med Ursula von der Leyen, Hristijan Mickoski og Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova samt spørgsmål om Bulgariens rolle og behovet for politisk støtte. Titlerne fremhæver både ønsket om fremdrift og de hindringer, der skal håndteres. Seeren får dermed flere indgange til et diplomatisk forløb, hvor signaler om tempo, samtaler og opbakning har betydning for den offentlige debat om processen.
Et andet spor følger Roberta Metsolas besøg hos ASML og forbinder halvledere med Europas ønske om teknologisk selvstændighed. Hadja Lahbibs besøg i Annecy og ved ROCHEXPO retter derimod opmærksomheden mod brandfolk, redningshold og kriseberedskab. De forskellige besøg viser bredden i de europæiske dagsordener: Udvidelse, industri og sikkerhed optræder som konkrete sager med hver deres steder og aktører, frem for kun som overordnede politiske begreber.
Indholdet passer til seere, der gerne følger europæiske institutioner og politiske forløb tæt gennem de enkelte begivenheder. Det kan også bruges til at orientere sig om, hvilke personer og emner der mødes i en bestemt debat. Udbyttet ligger i detaljerne og de gentagne perspektiver på en sag, eksempelvis når flere udtalelser knytter sig til samme besøg. Kanalen giver på den måde materiale til at følge, hvordan europæiske prioriteringer bliver formuleret offentligt.
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Séjourné: Europe Must Break Its Critical Raw Materials Dependence on China
European Commission Executive Vice-President Stéphane Séjourné announced 46 new strategic projects under the Critical Raw Materials Act, expanding the EU’s portfolio to 93 strategic projects inside…
European Commission Executive Vice-President Stéphane Séjourné announced 46 new strategic projects under the Critical Raw Materials Act, expanding the EU’s portfolio to 93 strategic projects inside the Union. The projects cover extraction, processing, recycling and integrated value chains across 16 Member States.
Séjourné said Europe learned a major lesson after China announced new export restrictions on rare earths in October 2025, warning that such measures could have shut down production lines in sectors including automotive manufacturing and wind turbines.
“The survival of our industries has to rest on our own choices, capabilities, and industrial strength.”
He said more than €2 billion has already been mobilised by European public actors for critical raw materials projects, including support from the Innovation Fund, Member States and the European Investment Bank.
Séjourné also highlighted a project in Greece already producing gallium, describing it as a first in Europe and linking it directly to Europe’s defence and aerospace sovereignty.
The new wave includes projects in lithium, nickel, cobalt, manganese, graphite, magnesium, tungsten and rare earths.
By 2030, the EU aims to extract at least 10% of the critical raw materials it consumes, process 40% and recycle 25%, while avoiding dependence of more than 65% on any single third country for a strategic material. But Séjourné warned that financing and permits are not enough.
“If nobody buys what they produce, then the companies, the factories will close down.”
He called on European industry to “buy European” when European products are available and to diversify suppliers when they are not.His message was clear: Europe wants to extract more, process more, recycle more and reduce its strategic dependence on external suppliers.
“The world is becoming increasingly dangerous and we need to be increasingly independent.”
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