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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Five lessons of Brexit
David Henig writes for Encompass on the lessons from Brexit.
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UK trade policy has failed but a Customs Union with the EU is not the answer
David Henig writes an issue of the Best for Britain Substack "The Wire" where he analyses how ten years after Brexit, UK-EU relations remain unsettled. Trade barriers persist, political consensus is lacking, and meaningful compromise is needed for lasting economic growth.
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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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Perspectives: UK trade policy sets sights on Brussels
David Henig writes his Perspectives column for Borderlex on post-Brexit UK trade policy, which has underperformed, failing to deliver growth or viable alternatives to EU ties, prompting renewed interest in closer Brussels relations.
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Everything Brussels really thinks about the UK
David Henig writes for Encompass about how Brussels prioritises issues beyond UK relations, with mutual suspicion post-Brexit.
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How the new globalisation affects UK-EU relations
David Henig considers how the UK's relationship with the EU might be impacted by changes in the global order via UK In a Changing Europe.
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The economic consequences of the UK’s unchecked rise in mass litigation are real
Fredrik Erixon argues for The Global Legal Post that mass litigation in the UK is rising sharply, driven by regulatory changes and external funding, posing growing economic risks, costs, and challenges for businesses and innovation.
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Why the UK should embrace rule-taking
David Henig argues that the government should embrace a new approach to regulation, aligning with EU rules by default unless there is a compelling reason otherwise via UK In a Changing Europe.
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Entering a new phase
David Henig writes about the UK-EU Summit reset relations with modest gains on trade, energy, and mobility via UK Trade & Business Commission.
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Perspectives – De minimis: European politicians forget consumers, SMEs
David Henig writes his "Perspectives" column for Borderlex about how de minimis reforms risk harming SMEs, consumers, favoring large EU businesses.
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Progress made ahead of UK-EU Summit
David Henig writes for the UK Trade & Business Commission on how UK-EU relations are progressing ahead of the May summit.