In the EU, shortages are defined differently depending on the member state concerned. Reporting requirements vary widely, as do methods of measuring and addressing shortages, and it has become increasingly clear that taking a common European approach is the only way forward.
Efforts to do so have, until now, had limited success. But in early July, after three years of work, the...
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