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India plans new steel policy targeting green specialty and less imports by 2035 and 2047

India plans new steel policy targeting green specialty and less imports by 2035 and 2047

India is working on a new steel policy that aims to reshape the sector by 2035 and 2047. The plan sets ambitious production goals for green, specialty and stainless steel, pushing the industry toward higher quality while reducing reliance on imports. The policy is positioned as a shift from volume growth to value, sustainability and stronger domestic supply chains.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 13 May 2026
Tripura wins Rs 1322 crore investment interest at Guwahati roadshow with 58 deals

Tripura wins Rs 1322 crore investment interest at Guwahati roadshow with 58 deals

Tripura’s government held an investors’ roadshow in Guwahati to spotlight the state’s industrial potential and policy framework. At the event, over 58 Letters of Intent and Memorandums of Understanding were signed, collectively pointing to investments worth more than Rs 1322 crore. Officials say the response reflects rising confidence in Tripura’s business climate.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 8 May 2026

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European tech CEOs urge easier AI rules as innovation fears rise across the region

European tech CEOs urge easier AI rules as innovation fears rise across the region

Top European tech leaders are calling for simpler, faster AI regulation, warning that the current framework is limiting innovation and growth. They argue Europe needs stronger industrial policy and easier merger approvals to help domestic companies scale. The push comes as rivals elsewhere move ahead with AI deployed in real-world products, making the timing feel urgent.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 5 May 2026
EU turns to Made in Europe as trade tensions with China flare and jobs take center stage

EU turns to Made in Europe as trade tensions with China flare and jobs take center stage

The EU is set to overhaul its industrial approach with the “Made in Europe” framework under the Industrial Accelerator Act. The plan targets stronger domestic manufacturing, less dependence on foreign suppliers, and job protection amid fears of deindustrialisation and strategic reliance, escalating economic tensions as China-related disputes intensify.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 28 Apr 2026
China vows countermeasures if EU moves ahead with its Made in Europe industrial plan

China vows countermeasures if EU moves ahead with its Made in Europe industrial plan

China has warned it will take countermeasures if the European Union proceeds with its “Made in Europe” rules tied to public funding. The plan, designed to protect strategic industries like cars, green technology and steel, requires firms to meet minimum thresholds for EU-made components—an effort aimed at boosting competitiveness and limiting job losses.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 27 Apr 2026
India plots diversified strategy to boost exports to China and slash import dependence

India plots diversified strategy to boost exports to China and slash import dependence

India is pursuing a multi-pronged push to increase exports to China while cutting reliance on Chinese imports. Officials say the approach centers on strengthening domestic industrial capabilities and building resilient supply chains, aiming to improve India’s export capacity and reduce vulnerability from dependence on external sources.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 26 Apr 2026

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German industry debuts defence sector at Hanover fair as rearmament drive accelerates

German industry debuts defence sector at Hanover fair as rearmament drive accelerates

For the first time, defence and security firms have their own section at Hanover, the world’s top industrial fair, signaling how Germany’s rearmament push is reshaping industry priorities. The fair, dating to 1947, traditionally avoided defence due to the lasting stigma of Germany’s Nazi and militarist past—now clearly changing.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
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