The Guardian calls it the made in Europe law. It’s in the title of the article. That’s maybe not what the law is officially called but that’s the term that the Guardian uses and I think it’s wrong of them to use that term.
Edit: I checked and the full official name is the “industrial accelerator act” while “made in Europe law” and “made in eu law” are both used by different media to refer to this act. I stand by my opinion that “made in Europe” is not a good term for this act.
The Guardian calls it the made in Europe law. It’s in the title of the article. That’s maybe not what the law is officially called but that’s the term that the Guardian uses and I think it’s wrong of them to use that term.
Edit: I checked and the full official name is the “industrial accelerator act” while “made in Europe law” and “made in eu law” are both used by different media to refer to this act. I stand by my opinion that “made in Europe” is not a good term for this act.
Well good news, it’s not called the made in Europe act, according to yourself.