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US steel and aluminium tariffs: American business in Europe responds

12 Mar 2025
All committees

Today, the US administration imposed tariffs on steel and aluminium, including EU imports. In response, Malte Lohan, CEO, American Chamber of Commerce to the EU (AmCham EU), expressed the opposition of American business in Europe to the decision, stating: ‘The US administration’s new steel and aluminium tariffs are not the same as those imposed in 2018. They are more stringent and cover a range of downstream products, meaning their impact will be harsher and affect even more sectors.’ 

Fostering a competitive environment through the Critical Medicines Act

11 Mar 2025
Healthcare

Securing robust and diversified life sciences supply chains is essential for Europe to maintain a continuous and stable provision of medical products, both domestically and globally, especially during crises. Today, the European Commission presented the Critical Medicines Act, which represents a vital opportunity to achieve this goal by: ensuring the continued functioning of open global supply chains to deliver timely patient access; promoting collaboration with international partners and all stakeholders to improve global supply chain flexibility, diversification and resilience; strengthening open trade in life sciences and avoiding restrictive or protectionist measures, which could negatively impact production, supply resilience and availability. 

Accelerating action on International Women's Day 2025

7 Mar 2025
All committees
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

133 years. That’s how long it will take to achieve global gender equality at the current rate of progress. As priorities shift and diversity efforts face growing scrutiny, progress risks stalling rather than accelerating. Meanwhile gender disparities remain across the world. Women still earn 23% less than men and the share of women in leadership roles is 31%, limiting innovation and economic growth. Yet, businesses that prioritise inclusive leadership consistently outperform those that don’t. Businesses, policymakers and society must work together to accelerate action and bring about meaningful change. Equality cannot wait another century.