Media
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Burnham reignites Britain’s divisive Brexit debate with his push for closer EU ties
David Henig quoted in CTV News arguing that the biggest obstacle is domestic politics rather than Brussels.
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Could Europe’s cost-of-living protests sharpen EU-China trade tensions?
David Henig quoted in the South China Morning Post arguing that protests in member states are unlikely to directly affect talks with China.
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‘Made in Europe’ could bring back Britain but weaken the EU
David Henig writes his column for Borderlex on how the EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ rules under the Industrial Accelerator Act could push the UK to reconsider Brexit, while weakening the EU’s other trade partnerships.
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European cloud sovereignty restricts competition
Fredrik Erixon quoted in Techzine on why cloud sovereignty in public procurement is restricting competition.
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Has Europe given up on free trade?
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama joins DW’s The Dip podcast to debate whether Europe has given up on free trade, or whether free trade has given up on Europe.
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Europe’s cloud sovereignty rules could do more harm than good
Fredrik Erixon quoted in The Register on cloud sovereignty and the risks of CADA.
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Därför kommer Sverige att tvingas backa i EU:s budgetstrid – ”Misslyckats kapitalt”
Fredrik Erixon comments on the EU's multiannual financial framework in the Tidningen Näringslivet (in Swedish).
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How not to revive Europe’s auto industry
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama quoted in FT on the EU auto sector's competitiveness problem. (Paywall)