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The European Parliament continues to strengthen its policy to protect domestic industries within the Union from Chinese competition, with a move towards adopting more stringent measures and reducing reliance on Beijing, especially in strategic sectors. This is aimed at addressing the trade deficit, which has reached nearly one billion euros daily due to the rise in Chinese exports and their impact on European producers and the industrial base. The European Commission is working on establishing rules to support diversification of supply chains and to cut imports of key goods such as hybrid vehicles. This reflects a growing backing within Parliament for initiatives to boost European production under the slogan "Made in Europe," despite reservations from some European governments, particularly Germany, which has begun leaning towards greater toughness amid increasing internal pressures to safeguard European industries from the growing influence of China.
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