Key Takeaways

• The proposed regulation would arm the EU with a counterstrike capability if non-EU countries take economic action against a Member State.
• Where a Member State is subject to economic interferences from non-EU states that affect its legitimate sovereign choices.
• The European Commission to take some or all of the following measures against the interfering state:
  • Impose tariffs;
  • Implement quotas;
  • Restrict access to EU financial markets; or
  • Reduce intellectual property protections[1]

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