Media
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Perspectives: WTO members may value global trade rules – but only for others
David Henig argues in Borderlex on the WTO members' stand on global trade rules.
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Trump’s Surrender to China’s Rise
David Henig writes in an opinion article about the recent U.S.– China engagement for the Wire China.
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Europe’s Copyright Trap Stalls AI Ambitions
Oscar Guinea writes for CEPA Bandwidth about how EU copyright rules and data access restrictions affect artificial intelligence development and Europe’s competitiveness.
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Europa får inte missa denna chans
Fredrik Erixon discusses in DI that the European Parliament must approve the EU-Mercosur agreement. (in Swedish)
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Australia deal boosts EU FTA network but raises question of what next
David Henig looks at the impact of the recently signed EU-Australia deal, as well as the EU’s wider approach to Free Trade Agreements in light of geopolitical uncertainty for UK in a Changing Europe.
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China heeft zelf rol in hoger handelsoverschot
(Behind Paywall in Dutch) Erik van der Marel writes in the Dutch Het Financieele Dagblad on China's trade surplus.
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Why UK-China relations need regular contacts
David Henig writes an op-ed for CGTN on UK-China trade and how Keir Starmer's visit aims to boost engagement, address issues, and foster trust for future cooperation.
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Time is Money: The Cost of Delaying the Ratification of the EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement
Oscar Guinea writs for What's up EU? about the cost of delaying the EU-Mercosur Agreement.
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La Europa de las tentaciones
(Behind paywall in Spanish) Oscar Guinea writes his column in El País about the cost of delaying the EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement.
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Le retard sur le Mercosur a déjà fait perdre 291 milliards d’euros à l’Europe
(Behind Paywall in French) Oscar Guinea interviewed at L'Express about the economic impact of the delayed ratification of the EU-Mercosur agreement on the EU and French economy.
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Europa får inte missa denna chans
(Swedish) Fredrik Erixon writes with Anna Stellinger about how approving the EU-Mercosur trade agreement now will maximise long-term economic benefits and demonstrate Europe's commitment to rules-based free trade via Dagens Industri.
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Óscar Guinea, director en el ‘think tank’ europeo de política comercial: “El mecanismo anticoerción está diseñado para sentarse a negociar”
(Spanish) Óscar Guinea explains the EU's anti‑coercion mechanism in an interview for Agenda Pública.