On 25 November 2020, the European Commission (the Commission) unveiled its Pharmaceutical Strategy for Europe (PSE), a wide-ranging document that discusses a series of broad policy statements, tentative considerations and concrete measures to tackle the many challenges faced by the pharmaceutical sector and its diverse stakeholders (see, attached Commission Communication (2020) 761 final; Commission press release; and Commission Q&A). The announcement follows an extensive period of consultation, study and preparation (see, Van Bael & Bellis Life Sciences News Alerts of 20 October 2020; 12 August 2020; 17 June 2020; 3 June 2020; and 28 May 2020). According to the Commission, the PSE is built on four pillars, each of which covers a large terrain of its own. 1. Ensuring patients

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