Media
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UK facing Brexit realities after failed Canada talks
David Henig comments on AFP News concerning UK's failed free trade talks with Canada.
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UK pulls out of post-Brexit trade talks with Canada
David Henig comments for CNN on how the stalled talks between the UK and Canada represent a “blow” to the UK’s ambitions to strike better trade deals now that it is outside of the EU.
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Perspectives: Providing a new trade story for politicians
David Henig writes for Borderlex on how international trade will be a focus in many of the upcoming 2024 elections but it is time to forge a new story of trade.
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Europe’s economy lags behind the United States
Oscar Guinea interviewed by Korean newspaper Chosun Ilbo about the state of the EU economy (in Korean)
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How poor are Europeans?
Oscar Guinea is interviewed by Foljeton in relation to the ECIPE study comparing EU and US GDP per capita (in Danish)
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How hard-working US is getting rich while the UK struggles on benefits
Oscar Guinea comments on the EU and UK relative economic decline when compared to the US economy in The Telegraph (behind the paywall)
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Europeans Are Becoming Poorer. ‘Yes, We’re All Worse Off.’
ECIPE study comparing EU member states and US states GDP per capita quoted by the Wall Street Journal
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Det här går inte!
Fredrik Erixon writes about industrial policy protectionism in an essay for Axess magazine (in Swedish)
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Brussels Is Ditching Its Free-Trade Gospel
Fredrik Erixon interviewed in Foreign Policy about trade and subsidy wars between the EU and the US
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Hotet om handelskrig som Europa måste tackla
Fredrik Erixon discusses EU-US trade frictions in Swedish public radio
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Strategic Partnership for a Secure and Digital Europe
In a new book by the Centre of European Perspective (CEP), scholars and policymakers in Europe chart a new course for strategic transatlantic cooperation on digital policy. For the two partners to succeed in an increasingly competitive environment in digital geopolitics and the digital economy, deeper cooperation is needed - and cooperation needs to go substantially beyond the Transatlantic Trade and Technology Council. In a world shorn of leadership, argues Fredrik Erixon in a chapter, the EU and the US should take new policy initiatives to open markets among democratic market economies and work out common rules for new digital policies.