Insights (Filter: EU)
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The UK Traps Itself in EU Relationship Problems
By: David HenigThe Brexit saga keeps going, now reaching the point where the UK government has stated that the Withdrawal Agreement reached in October, which became...
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ECIPE Summer Book List
By: João CarvalhoWe asked ECIPE experts to help compile a list of books to read over the summer. The goal was to recommend literature that helps readers make sense of...
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On Ants, Dinosaurs, and How to Survive a Trade Apocalypse
Palaeontologists have long recognised that unexpected but hugely devastating events can change life on Earth forever. A common theory suggests that a...
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Europe’s Dependency on China?
The 22nd EU-China Summit held virtually this week, was the first for the new EU Commission. The meeting takes place against...
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EU Trade Policy for a Post-COVID World
By: Natalia MacyraOn May 28, ECIPE together with TradeExperettes, and Women in Trade Network hosted a webinar on EU trade policy after Covid-19. Sabine Weyand...
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European Society and Economy after Covid-19
By: Natalia Macyra“Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example.” Mark Twain After the rushed decisions taken in early March by...
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European Technology Sovereignty – Webinar Report
By: Natalia MacyraOn May 26, ECIPE held its first online seminar during which Matthias Bauer presented his recent report on Opportunities and Pitfalls of the European...
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Trade in Time of Corona: What’s Next for the EU?
The European Commission updated its trade forecasts for 2020 which followed the WTO’s estimates for this and next year. Both reports agree on a...
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September Song – EU-UK Talks Approach Decision Time
By: David HenigWe are around halfway through the time allocated for UK-EU future relationship talks. It is four months since the UK finally left the EU, and four...
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The Right Kind of Standard to Fight a Pandemic
By: Oscar GuineaOn the 20th of March 2020, the EU made a big announcement. To help companies ramp up production on medical goods, 11 standards were made available...
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‘Urgent Need to Review the Mobility Package 1 Proposals’ Says EU Transport Sector
By: Natalia MacyraThe European Parliament Transport Committee continues working on the Mobility Package 1 despite the ongoing coronavirus crisis that led to...
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Of Debt and Disease.
A street pharmacy in Tanzania (from author’s own archives) Debt relief is not a panacea to tackle the pandemic in the developing countries In midst...