Media
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New rules of data localisation
The study "AI and India’s National Interest" by Hosuk Lee-Makiyama, Badri Narayanan Gopalakrishnan, Claudia Lozano, and Dyuti Pandya cited by Deccan Herald.
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Did China’s DeepSeek just burst the enterprise AI bubble?
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama shared his opinion via Verdict concerning the appearance of DeepSeek in the AI landscape.
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Why Trump taking nearly a week to call Starmer may spell good news for UK trade
David Henig's thoughts on UK-US relations and Trump's tariffs via The i Paper.
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Starmer and Trump’s not-so special relationship spells trouble for NHS and security
David Henig comments in The i Paper about the UK being ready to face Trump's unpredictability.
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How Europe plans to resist Trump’s threats of tariffs
Fredrik Erixon's blog "Europe and the Second Trump Administration: Uncertainties, Risks and Frictions in Trade and Technology" is cited by The i Paper.
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Trump could resist moves to tackle tech moguls, ministers warned
David Henig comments via The i Paper on UK ministers threatening to take on tech moguls allied to Donald Trump.
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EU reckons with another Trump presidency
ECIPE study, "ICT Beyond Borders: The Integral Role of US Tech in Europe’s Digital Economy", referenced in The Parliament Magazine.
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Más allá del miedo: El acuerdo UE-Mercosur para la agricultura europea
Oscar Guinea wrote about the effects of the EU-Mercosur Association Agreement on agriculture in an op-ed for El Pais.
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‘Deepening ties with EU best way for UK to deal with Trump tariff fears’
David Henig writes for the LabourList on the impact of Donald Trump's presidency on the UK.
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Elon Musk stands to get even richer off this UK government plan
David Henig's opinion on an article in POLITICO Europe on how Keir Starmer's government can help enrich Elon Musk.
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Perspectives: Competitive supply as a priority for trade policy in the Trump era
David Henig writes his "Perspectives" column for Borderlex about the increased uncertainties in international economic relations after Donald Trump's election, and how the EU must rebuild its trade policy tools and economic security doctrine, focusing on openness and competitiveness.
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Will UK finance minister’s visit to China create smoother trade ties?
David Henig discusses UK-China trade being static, and the hope of Rt Hon Rachel Reeves and the new UK government to restart and improve it via CGTN.