Media
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Trump ‘doesn’t necessarily believe in a win-win deal’
David Henig speaks with Sky's Mark Austin about a possible US-UK trade deal.
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Que la Justicia no sea un negocio
Oscar Guinea writes an op-ed for El País on the costs of mass litigation.
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Europas passivitet har ett historiskt mönster
Fredrik Erixon writes for AXESS on how Trump's presidency has reshaped US-Europe ties, exposing Europe's security policy inertia.
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Starmer urged to accelerate global trade deals after Trump tariff chaos
David Henig urges UK to prioritise global norms over US trade deal via The Independent.
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Perspectives: Brussels needs to convene a Conversation of the Willing
David Henig writes his Perspectives column for Borderlex on how Trump's trade pause demands EU leadership to restore global trade rules.
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What is the Mar-a-Lago Accord and could it explain Donald Trump’s tariff chaos?
David Henig comments in the Australian Broadcasting Corporation about his doubts on Trump's tariffs signal strategy as the White House lacks capacity.
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Is the US making $2bn a day from tariffs? Trump claims fact-checked
David Henig comments on Canada fiercely guards its dairy market as Trump shaped its trade deal for BBC Verify.
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How Trump’s tariffs threaten UK identity
David Henig writes for CGTN on the UK faces challenge balancing US ties, EU trade, public scepticism.
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« Frapper où ça fait mal aux États-Unis… sans nous blesser » : le plan de Bruxelles face aux droits de douane
Fredrik Erixon advocates targeted, cautious EU responses to U.S. tariffs via Le Parisien.
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UK avoids worst US tariffs post-Brexit, but no celebrations
David Henig via AFP suggests that the UK prioritises EU trade ties over U.S. concessions.
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The simple maths behind Trump’s ‘sum of all cheating’ tariffs claim
David Henig warns about the little room for manoeuvre that the UK has to negotiate with the US via The Telegraph.
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Why Starmer’s trade diplomacy may still bear fruit despite 10% tariffs on UK
David Henig comments in The Guardian about Keir Starmer's approach to Trump's trade war escalation.