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The Global Gateway’s Business Advisory Group includes executives from 60 European companies and associations – including TotalEnergies, Nokia, Brussels Airlines, Volvo or Bayer. This is despite the fact that eradicating poverty is the primary development policy objective set out in the EU’s founding treaties. (Photo: Annie Spratt)

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Is Global Gateway a development plan or a shaky Western business strategy?

Geopolitical competition with China and domestic economic interests increasingly dominate the EU’s development agenda, manifested in the Global Gateway plan – one of the items on the agenda at Tuesday's (7 May) foreign affairs council meeting dedicated to d...

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Alexandra Gerasimcikova is a researcher at Counter Balance — a coalition of European NGOs challenging public banks like the European Investment Bank on climate & human rights.

The Global Gateway’s Business Advisory Group includes executives from 60 European companies and associations – including TotalEnergies, Nokia, Brussels Airlines, Volvo or Bayer. This is despite the fact that eradicating poverty is the primary development policy objective set out in the EU’s founding treaties. (Photo: Annie Spratt)

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Alexandra Gerasimcikova is a researcher at Counter Balance — a coalition of European NGOs challenging public banks like the European Investment Bank on climate & human rights.

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