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Borderlex News and analysis on trade policy in Europe Saturday, June 25, 2022
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  • Energy Charter Treaty deal announced
    Energy Charter Treaty, Latest news

    Energy Charter Treaty deal announced

    1 day ago 0 comments

    Energy Charter Treaty diplomats have closed in on difficult negotiations to ‘modernise’ a treaty that originally aimed at promoting trade and protecting energy investments on the Eurasian landmass after the fall of the Soviet Union.

  • INTERVIEW: Unambiguous candidate status is essential for Ukraine’s trade
    Latest news, Ukraine

    INTERVIEW: Unambiguous candidate status is essential for Ukraine’s trade

    1 week ago 0 comments

    As the European Union prepares to offer Ukraine a membership perspective, Nazar Bobitski talked to Borderlex’s Iana Dreyer about how it can support Ukraine’s country’s blockaded exports, its economic integration with Europe and its post-war economic recovery.

  • OPINION: WTO e-commerce moratorium : act before it’s too late
    E-commerce & services, MC12

    OPINION: WTO e-commerce moratorium : act before it’s too late

    2 weeks ago 0 comments

    The Global Services Coalition calls on World Trade Organization members to prolong the institution’s moratorium on duties on cross-border digital transmissions – and explains why.

  • Perspectives: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s impossible job
    2020 DG nomination, MC12, Perspectives, World Trade Organization

    Perspectives: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s impossible job

    2 weeks ago 0 comments

    Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala seemed confident on appointment as director-general that her leadership could reverse the decline of the World Trade Organization.  This was wildly over-optimistic. The WTO’s director-general could offer realistic leadership by articulating a more compelling vision for global trade rules.

  • Perspectives: Ukraine and the renewal of EU trade and neighbourhood policy
    EEA EFTA, EU trade policies, Latest news, Perspectives, Turkey & Med, Ukraine, Russia & CIS

    Perspectives: Ukraine and the renewal of EU trade and neighbourhood policy

    3 weeks ago 0 comments

    The desire of an invaded Ukraine to join the EU has reawakened debate on an enlargement process that was largely stuck. The varied global responses to Russia’s aggression demand a similar reconsideration of the EU’s trade narrative.

European Union

  • Energy Charter Treaty deal announced

  • Week in Brussels: Germany set for CETA, CBAM controversy, Pakistan, Kazakhstan

  • European Parliament endorses export rebates in carbon border adjustment vote

  • Human rights rows ahead as UK launches FTA talks with Gulf states

  • EU FTA partners to be asked to sign up to sanctionable climate, labour obligations

 

EU-China trade and investment

  • EU, China mandate high level dialogue to advance ‘market access’ conversation

    01/04/2022
    Today’s widely anticipated EU-China summit held via videoconference [...]
  • Perspectives: Where now for EU-China relations?

    30/03/2022
    This week’s EU-China summit will be dominated by discussions on Russia and [...]
  • Lithuania: EU launches wide-ranging WTO case against China trade blockade

    27/01/2022
    The EU has moved faster than expected in launching a legal dispute at the World [...]
  • Week in Brussels : Hong Kong, G7 climate club, US, Canada
  • Festering Chinese Lithuania blockade emboldens anti-coercion instrument proponents
  • Sabine Weyand: We will need to re-engage China
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Trade, energy and environment

  • Energy Charter Treaty deal announced

    24/06/2022
    Energy Charter Treaty diplomats have closed in on difficult negotiations to [...]
  • Week in Brussels: Germany set for CETA, CBAM controversy, Pakistan, Kazakhstan

    24/06/2022
    It’s been another big week in EU trade. The European Parliament has now a [...]
  • European Parliament endorses export rebates in carbon border adjustment vote

    22/06/2022
    The European Parliament today voted to continue to grant free allocation of CO2 [...]
  • EU FTA partners to be asked to sign up to sanctionable climate, labour obligations
  • Week in Brussels: MC12, India, Energy Charter Treaty, Chile, anti-coercion
  • CBAM: MEPs reach new compromise-building milestone
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South Asia, ASEAN

  • India, EU formally kick-start trade, investment, food name protection talks

    17/06/2022
    After an intense week at the World Trade Organization headquarters in Geneva, [...]
  • Week in Brussels: MC12, India, Energy Charter Treaty, Chile, anti-coercion

    17/06/2022
    The fact that the international trade policy community’s attention was [...]
  • S Iswaran: We seek open and inclusive trade architectures

    19/05/2022
    S Iswaran, Singapore’s Minister-in-Charge of Trade Relations spoke to [...]
  • COMMENT: Digital Partnerships in Asia -Pacific: EU needs to be more than non-committal
  • Week in Brussels: anti-coercion, GSP wrangles, forced labour, India
  • EU continues to chide Bangladesh labour practices
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WTO

  • Perspectives: The WTO survives, in limited form

  • MC12: trade policy community gives sigh of relief

  • The WTO’s new ‘Geneva Package’: What’s been agreed?

United Kingdom

  • Week in London: Thailand trade talks, Australia and New Zealand deal ratifications, E-bikes

  • UK extends steel safeguard measures for further two years

  • Human rights rows ahead as UK launches FTA talks with Gulf states

  • Week in London: TRA and a Johnson ethics row, Australia FTA, USTR Northern Ireland warning

  • Brussels triggers legal action in reaction to UK Northern Ireland legislation

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