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Forget trade wars — the future isn’t about physical goods, but data, ideas and services
Erik van der Marel analyses how globalisation is evolving, driven by intangible flows like data and ideas, benefiting the US economy despite trade wars and populism, and requiring adaptive policies via The Hill.
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Entering a new phase
David Henig writes about the UK-EU Summit reset relations with modest gains on trade, energy, and mobility via UK Trade & Business Commission.
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In U.K.-U.S. trade deal, hormone-fed beef is off the menu
David Henig notes that Britain prioritises aligning with EU food standards over U.S. standards via The Washington Post.
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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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Bitter pill or market opportunity – how will EU pharma adapt to RFK Jr’s health reforms?
Fredrik Erixon comments in Euractiv on EU sector for R&D-based pharma.
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Europa will seine Autos retten – Vollgas oder Geisterfahrt?
Matthias Bauer commenting on PunktEU on the future of Europe's car manufacturing industry.
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Data Localization: India’s Tryst with Data Sovereignty
The study "The Costs of Data Localisation: Friendly Fire On Economic Recovery" by Matthias Bauer, Hosuk Lee-Makiyama, Erik van der Marel and Bert Verschelde is referenced in an opinion of the TechPolicy.press.
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Los agricultores de la UE siguen considerando al Mercosur como una amenaza
Oscar Guinea comments in Argentina's Noticias Agropecuarias about the EU-Mercosur Association Agreement and its impact on the agricultural sector.
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¿Por qué son tan difíciles de aplicar las “cláusulas espejo” con Mercosur?
Oscar Guinea comments in EFE Agro about the use of mirror clauses in the EU-Mercosur Association Agreement.
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How could Britain and the EU work together to improve health?
The study "Negotiating Uncertainty in UK-EU Relations: Past, Present, and Future" by David Henig is mentioned in a piece of the Nuffield Trust.