Media
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The Role of ‘European Preference’ In Europe’s Economic Strategy
The study ''Openness as Strength: The Win-Win in EU-US Digital Services Trade" cited in CERRE's Issue Paper
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EU’s dealmaking machine grinds steadily on
The paper ''The WhatsApp World Order: Learning to Live with the New Global Political Economy'' by David Henig is referenced in an FT article.
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Turnberry explained: The EU-US trade deal that never was
David Henig comments in Euractiv on the EU–US trade agreement.
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The Chinese investment plan that Donald Trump held back
Hosuk Lee‑Makiyama comments in the Financial Times on Chinese investment plans in the US (paywall).
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In Strait of Hormuz, Iran and China take aim at US dollar hegemony
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama argues via Al Jazeera that China's balanced trade with Iran, providing vital machinery and buying oil, makes yuan-based transactions possible, unlike Europe or Japan previously.
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Keir Starmer’s pick-and-choose Brexit deal faces uphill battle
David Henig comments on POLITICO Europe that the UK's piecemeal approach to single market access is reaching its limits, requiring broader concessions and partnership with Europe to progress.
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Carney’s Grand Ambition On Trade Does Not Include Trump
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama suggests via POLITICO that the EU-CPTPP alliance may simply aim to provoke the Trump administration, issuing press releases rather than genuinely harmonising trade rules of origin.
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UK blocks China wind turbine project on ‘national security’ amid tense business climate
David Henig believes Britain’s decision reflects the difficulty of balancing trade and investment with China amid growing global mistrust and geopolitical pressures.
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Quantum Technologies and the Geostrategic Landscape: Implications for Finance and Central Banks
ECIPE study, "Benchmarking Quantum Technology Performance: Governments, Industry, Academia and their Role in Shaping our Technological Future" referenced in CIGI's Special Report on Quantum Technologies
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EU, Australia seal trade and defense deal after years of false starts
Oscar Guinea comments in CourtHouse News Service the conclusion of the EU-Australia FTA
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Rachel Reeves warned that more than warm words are needed to woo the EU
(Behind Paywall) David Henig notes via the Financial Times that Brussels senses ambition in London, but sees little real change unless the UK softens its stance, especially regarding the movement of people.
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EU IAA leaves automotive manufacturers in lurch over equivalence
Matthias Bauer comments on the substantial legal complexities embedded in the EU's proposed Industrial Accelerator Act.