The European Union "wakes up", Von der Leyen presents the "megaproject", the plan that China will not like at all is revealed

In her latest State of the EU speech ahead of the European elections, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has revealed the bloc's plans on a number of issues. However, a "megaproject" seems likely to anger its partner and rival, China. "From wind to steel, from batteries to electric vehicles, our ambition is clear: the future of our clean technology industry must be built in Europe," she emphasized. She warned that European companies do not run away from competition, but are often victims of unfair practices. Von der Leyen emphasized that Europe has not forgotten how China's unfair trade practices have affected the solar industry. Von der Leyen announced that the Commission is launching an investigation into electric vehicles coming from China. In the same time, she emphasized that it is important for the EU to have open channels of communication with China. Green themes are expected to dominate the campaign for the next European elections and special attention will be paid to the implementation of the European Green Plan, presented in 2019. "The European Green Plan was born out of the need to protect our planet. In in the last five years, the number of clean steel mills in the EU has grown from none to 38. We are now attracting more investment in clean hydrogen than the United States and China combined," she said. She addressed European farmers and he told them that the production of healthy food should be the basis of agricultural policy, although this is not at all easy, especially at a time when the war in Ukraine continues. For that matter,