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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EU’s dealmaking machine grinds steadily on
The paper ''The WhatsApp World Order: Learning to Live with the New Global Political Economy'' by David Henig is referenced in an FT article.
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The US and EU, and the Emerging Supply Chain Network: Politics, Prospects, and Allies
Fredrik Erixon contributes to a book on emerging US-EU supply chains, focused on geopolitics and resilience.
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In Strait of Hormuz, Iran and China take aim at US dollar hegemony
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama argues via Al Jazeera that China's balanced trade with Iran, providing vital machinery and buying oil, makes yuan-based transactions possible, unlike Europe or Japan previously.
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Carney’s Grand Ambition On Trade Does Not Include Trump
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama suggests via POLITICO that the EU-CPTPP alliance may simply aim to provoke the Trump administration, issuing press releases rather than genuinely harmonising trade rules of origin.
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UK blocks China wind turbine project on ‘national security’ amid tense business climate
David Henig believes Britain’s decision reflects the difficulty of balancing trade and investment with China amid growing global mistrust and geopolitical pressures.
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Hosuk Lee-Makiyama: Trade negotiations are like marriages, you need mechanisms to settle differences
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama highlighted for CGTN Europe the candid, constructive trade talks, US export opportunities to China, and the proposed Board of Investment and Trade’s role in resolving disputes amid ongoing challenges.
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Arctic shortcut or strategic challenge? Experts question Northern Sea Route’s promise
Andrea Dugo comments for Anadolu that the Northern Sea Route is unreliable, commercially marginal, and poses strategic risks for Europe. It should remain a niche, seasonal shipping corridor.