EU competitiveness push may weaken consumer protection, human rights

The EU is prioritizing competitiveness to catch up with the US and China, potentially at the expense of consumer protection, human rights, and antitrust enforcement. The article from OKO.press raises concerns about the trade-offs in the EU's policy direction. This signals a potential shift in EU regulatory priorities, with implications for market dynamics and corporate power.

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