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America wants the export of chips and related goods and technology to China to be further restricted. The Financial Times reports this based on insiders. The US is said to have urged the Netherlands, Japan and South Korea to do this. Under American pressure, these allies had already significantly curtailed the export of high-quality chip technology to China, but apparently that is not working sufficiently, says China expert and advisor John Lin.
In Hungary, but especially among the Dutch negotiating parties, day two of CPAC Hungary is eagerly awaited: the Conservative Political Action Conference. PVV leader Geert Wilders is visiting the ultra-conservative congress and will most likely address it today. This is especially a thorn in the side of NSC leader Pieter Omtzigt, says political reporter Mats Akkerman.
Entrepreneurs see working from home as the solution to, among other things, traffic jams, but at the same time they are afraid that this will make employees less connected to the company. In addition, SMEs continue to worry about finding and retaining good staff and having to comply with changing laws and regulations. This is evident from the most recent Interpolis Business Monitor.
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