News and analysis on trade policy in Europe
Tuesday, January 25, 2022
Former EU trade commissioner and non-resident senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics Cecilia Malmström sat down with Borderlex’s Rob Francis and Iana Dreyer to discuss some of the latest shifts in European Union trade policy. Below, excerpts from the conversation on the EU’s shift to ‘open strategic …
Brace for a packed week in trade policy in the EU, whilst there are signs of life again at the WTO in Geneva. By Chris Horseman, Rob Francis and Iana Dreyer.
The EU trade policy machinery is definitely back in action after a slow-ish start to the year. Here some selected updates on developments this week by Iana Dreyer and Rob Francis.
While things remain quiet at the WTO in Geneva, the trade policy churn is on in Brussels and London. A preview of selected meetings brought to you by Rob Francis, Chris Horseman and Iana Dreyer. *With one correction: The International Trade Committee leadership does not appear set for renewal at …
So it looks like after the EU created a precedent, we will have a second WTO member considering retaliation against members ruling into the void….By Iana Dreyer and Chris Horseman.
Welcome back to our Week Ahead column as we brace for an intense year 2022 in trade in Europe. Brought to you by Chris Horseman, Robert Francis and Iana Dreyer.
The trade policy world was comparatively quiet in Brussels as the Christmas break continued for many in the EU bubble in this first week of January 2022. More on what happened this week in EU trade by Rob Francis and Iana Dreyer below.
Just two years after the EU-Singapore Free Trade Agreement entered into force, the EU and Singapore are ready to take our economic cooperation to the next level by pursuing a comprehensive digital partnership, write European Commission executive vice-president Valdis Dombrovksis and Singapore’s minister in charge of trade S. Iswaran.
Another year dawns, and still the World Trade Organization refuses to die. A preview of what’s in store in Geneva by Chris Horseman and Rob Francis.
The year ahead as seen by Rob Francis and Iana Dreyer.
