While the world watches with dismay and awe at events in Ukraine, the trade policy churn continues quietly. London still consulting on options for a ‘UK CBAM’ The UK is tracking the international discussions about cross-border carbon taxes very closely – but is still some way away from introducing a …
Week in London column
Week in London: Lords pick FTA scrutiny fight, border delays, UK steel third in US queue
And so goes the UK trade policy churn.
Week in London: Israel, Greenland, India
London considers upgrading rolled-over free trade agreement with Israel
Week in London: China steel trade defence review, Northern Ireland state of play
Apart from being on the receiving end of a potential dispute with the EU over wind turbine practices, this is what’s happened (or not) in British trade this week.
Week in London: CPTPP here we come!
It is becoming increasingly clear Britain’s holy grail is CPTPP accession.
Week in London: No steel deal with US for now, Australia deal ratification
The UK is manifestly back of the queue in US trade policy but front of the queue in Australia…
Week in London: Indian visas, investment screening
Only six days into 2022 and there is already a controversy in UK trade.
Week in London: Truss takes over Northern Ireland brief, cane sugar and fish quotas
An early Week in London column as Borderlex goes into Christmas recess. See you again early January!
Week in London: Chemical divergence, FTA scrutiny report, agriculture commission
The UK divergence begins….
Week in London: Israel, Norway FTA revisions, MPs-cum-MEPs
There is not only the disappointment of being sent to the back of the queue for a steel deal with the US in British trade news this week.