Trade Unlocked 2023 When: Tuesday, June 20th 2023, 9:30-17:00 Where: The Birmingham NEC
Author: Editor Borderlex
Opinion: Another tomorrow for transatlantic tech rivalry
The ongoing Trade and Technology Council is not useless. Its promise rather goes beyond the current generation of bilateral irritants. Such longtermism can hold its value in a policy climate where local politics and Indo-Pacific take precedence over global trade and Europe, write Hosuk Lee-Makiyama and Robin Baker.
Week Ahead: TTC 4, corporate sustainability due diligence, WTO dispute settlement
A preview of the week in trade policy in the EU and at the WTO. By Rob Francis and Chris Horseman.
Week Ahead: EU trade ministers, WTO fish approval, INTA, e-commerce JSI, EU UK
The week-end’s G7 summit in Japan will set the tone for this week’s trade meetings in Europe.
THINK TANK: Digitally competitive EU, WTO and export controls, US-China
This week’s selection of interesting think tank pieces on international trade. By Maia Wilson and Iana Dreyer.
Week Ahead: G7, EU India TTC, EU Mercosur, WTO meeting
A week of big manoeuvring lies ahead. By Rob Francis, Chris Horseman and Iana Dreyer.
Week in Brussels: China and sovereignty on Europe Day, hazardous chemicals
Europe is becoming a new geopolitical battleground in the US China rivalry. Is it mere coincidence that China’s foreign minister Qin Gang was touring the European Union as the EU celebrated ‘Europe Day’ on Tuesday?
Fortnight Ahead: Ukraine import safeguard, EU-US, EU-Indonesia, WTO
Due to the many May holidays in Europe – including today’s May Day holiday – our weekly schedule of Monday ‘Week Ahead’ previews will be different than usual: this week we will offer a fortnightly preview of the coming two weeks of trade policy in Europe instead of one.
Week Ahead: EU Australia FTA, CSDDD, forced labour, GSP, WTO fish, UK-India
Let’s prepare for a mega-week in trade policy. Starting with Borderlex’s very own EU Trade and Environment Academy which is taking place tomorrow in Brussels. Preview by Rob Francis and Chris Horseman.
Q&A: Status of investor-state dispute settlement reforms at UNCITRAL
Nikos Lavranos shares his insights with Borderlex into the current status of the ongoing UN Commission for International Trade and Investment Law Working Group III negotiations on investor-state dispute settlement reforms.