The last Week in London column of the year. This column will resume on 12 January 2022. Happy festive season in the meantime!
Northern Ireland
Week in London: Confessions of an ex-minister, Northern Ireland, CE markings
It’s a long edition of Week in London. But it’s worth the read as it indicates change is happening in post-Brexit Britain in relation to the country’s new trade policy.
Week in London: India FTA, EU UK RoOs, Lords look at NI bill, continuity Kemi
Here the UK’s latest trade news.
Week in London: Lords on Northern Ireland, MEPs on UK, Uruguay, paperless trade, DIT staffing
From Northern Ireland legislation to changes at the Department for International Trade – trade activity is intense in the United Kingdom this week.
Week in London: Better mood music on Northern Ireland, FTA ratification, Malaysia CPTPP
A change in tone is perceptible on matters related to trade and the EU.
Week in London: Northern Ireland again, UK Australia delay, digital financial services trade
UK trade activity is brisk again after a short pause following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and her funeral on Monday.
Week in London: Northern Ireland standoff, Australia FTA ratification
It has been a generally quiet week for trade policy in the UK, with all parliamentary activity suspended in the run-up to the Queen’s funeral next Monday (19 September). But Northern Ireland continues to loom as an irritant between London and Brussels.
Week in London: Northern Ireland rears its head, Ukraine vs Russian, Chinese steel
It’s back to school week in London and the old simmering disagreements with the EU are rearing their head again.
Northern Ireland row rumbles on as EU goes to court
The European Commission has initiated fresh legal action against the United Kingdom over its failure to implement the Northern Ireland protocol.
UK: Brussels Lex Specialis over Northern Ireland-style moves makes headway
While the Tory Party in the United Kingdom consumes itself with a leadership contest and the British parliament debates a bill which would unilaterally suspend the Northern Ireland protocol, the European Union’s plan for enforcement of the provisions of the EU-UK Withdrawal and Trade and Cooperation Agreements is making solid …
