France and Germany resolve auto policy disputes
France and Germany confirmed reaching an agreement aimed at protecting the struggling European automotive industry, following disagreements over carbon emission standards and the "Made in Europe" requirements. The deal includes easing carbon dioxide emission rules, adding Britain to the procurement system to support the European car industry, with a focus on reducing exhaust emissions by 90% by 2035, and narrowing the definition of "Made in Europe" to include only EU member states and permitted accession countries. The agreement seeks to promote investment in research and development while maintaining EU climate objectives, but it requires approval from the other EU member states and the Parliament before it can become law.
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