Media
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How Global Trade Survives a Changing Rulebook
David Henig comments in an interview in the FinanceX Magazine on the growing fragmentation of regulatory frameworks in cross-border payments.
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Trump’s Surrender to China’s Rise
David Henig writes in an opinion article about the recent U.S.– China engagement for the Wire China.
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Europe’s Copyright Trap Stalls AI Ambitions
Oscar Guinea writes for CEPA Bandwidth about how EU copyright rules and data access restrictions affect artificial intelligence development and Europe’s competitiveness.
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Europa får inte missa denna chans
Fredrik Erixon discusses in DI that the European Parliament must approve the EU-Mercosur agreement. (in Swedish)
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Europe’s AI overregulation
Fredrik Erixon writes an article on Europe's AI overregulation.
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Schrödinger’s Quantum Market: Regulating What May or May Not Exist
Dyuti Pandya writes an opinion piece for The Truth on the Market on Italian's Competition Authority's recent inquiry in quantum sector.
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Australia deal boosts EU FTA network but raises question of what next
David Henig looks at the impact of the recently signed EU-Australia deal, as well as the EU’s wider approach to Free Trade Agreements in light of geopolitical uncertainty for UK in a Changing Europe.
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Cualquier tiempo pasado no siempre fue mejor
(Behind paywall in Spanish) Oscar Guinea writes an opinion piece in El País on what's wrong with the EU's Industrial Accelerator Act.
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Europe’s competitiveness problem is a technology problem
Fredrik Erixon and Oscar Guinea write for Encompass on how Europe's competitiveness suffers from underinvestment in technology and restrictive digital regulations, not industry decline, and how it is crucial for growth to reform the GDPR, DMA, and AI Act.
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Quantum Computing as a Service in Finance: Standards and Contracts as Proof of Control
Dyuti Pandya, together with Professor Julien Chaisse, writes on quantum computing in finance, highlighting the role of standards and existing financial regulations as alternatives to new regulatory frameworks, for the Oxford Business Law Blog.
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Perspectives: The EU should change its approach to WTO reform
David Henig writes his column for Borderlex on how the WTO faces reform deadlock as richer nations resist change. The EU should lead by fostering consensus and welcoming progress from emerging economies.
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The EU wants to buy European. But can it?
Fredrik Erixon warns via Euronews that "Buy European" restrictions are complex, risk raising costs, disrupt exports, and could provoke retaliatory measures from close allies.