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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Huawei ban to cost the EU up to €40 billion, says industry
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama comments in the GSMA on Politico.
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US hits dozens of countries with new wave of tariffs
David Henig comments in BCC on the newly imposed U.S. tariffs.
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“One Europe, One Market”: l’ultima mossa della Commissione Ue per il mercato unico
(Italian) Fredrik Erixon's comments on the need to deepen European capital markets integration and complete the EU services single market are featured in Euronews' article "One Europe, One Market": l’ultima mossa della Commissione Ue per il mercato unico.
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The Imminent Future: Current Status and Policy Implications of the Quantum Computing Industry
ECIPE study cited in Korea Institute of Science and Technology's Science Policy Trends Blog.
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Cutting the Red Tape
ECIPE study ''Rules Without End: EU’s Reluctance to Let Go of Regulation'' referenced in FEE article.
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Five lessons of Brexit
David Henig writes for Encompass on the lessons from Brexit.
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Is the DMA the Right Tool to Promote Competition in Cloud Computing?
Matthias Bauer speaks during a panel at the 2026 European Digital Competition Day organised by CCIA.
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Roundtable: Consumer Protection and Product Liability Challenges in the EU – lessons to be learnt from the Nordics
Fredrik Erixon speaks at a roundtable co-hosted by ECIPE, EJF, and DI on consumer protection and product liability challenges in the EU.
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France opposes ‘anglicisation’ of EU trade talks
ECIPE study, "Time is Money: The Cost of Delaying the Ratification of the EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement," referenced in FT's article on EU trade.
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Fresh produce body warns SPS deal ‘shifts’ border costs
David Henig comments on the UK–EU SPS negotiations for the Farmers Weekly Platform.
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How Global Trade Survives a Changing Rulebook
David Henig comments in an interview in the FinanceX Magazine on the growing fragmentation of regulatory frameworks in cross-border payments.