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El Parlamento Europeo frena el acuerdo con el Mercosur y lo envía a la Justicia
(Spanish) The study "Time is Money: The Cost of Delaying the Ratification of the EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement" by Fredrik Erixon, Oscar Guinea, Philipp Lamprecht, and Elena Sisto is highlighted by La Voz.
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Mercosur delay shatters von der Leyen’s grand geopolitical strategy
Hosuk Lee Makiyama talks about how the EU court understands the geopolitical importance of the Mercosur deal, but that awareness does not guarantee a swift decision via Euractiv.
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Europa får inte missa denna chans
(Swedish) Fredrik Erixon writes with Anna Stellinger about how approving the EU-Mercosur trade agreement now will maximise long-term economic benefits and demonstrate Europe's commitment to rules-based free trade via Dagens Industri.
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Republican Strategist & Political Analyst Clash Over Trump’s Greenland Plan
David Henig speaks with Al Arabiya English about US President Donald Trump doubling down on his push to acquire Greenland.
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Grönland har gjort Trump helt ”unhinged”
(Sweden) Fredrik Erixon talks with Svenska Dagbladet on Donald Trump's threats on Greenland and new tariffs to EU countries.
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Óscar Guinea, director en el ‘think tank’ europeo de política comercial: “El mecanismo anticoerción está diseñado para sentarse a negociar”
(Spanish) Óscar Guinea explains the EU's anti‑coercion mechanism in an interview for Agenda Pública.
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Donald Trump tariffs poised to hammer Scotland’s small businesses, expert warns
(Behind Paywall) David Henig says to The National US tariffs will hit Scottish whisky and small businesses hardest, with smaller producers least able to cope, causing significant localised economic impact.
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Perspectives – Trump threats: Europe should focus on projecting certainty and reliability
David Henig writes his column for Borderlex on how Trump’s tariffs on troop-deploying countries to Greenland sparked a major US-Europe crisis.
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Economic ‘coercion’ could be enough to push Britain back into recession
David Henig warns via The Sunday Telegraph that unpredictable US tariffs create major uncertainty for UK exporters, making future trade planning difficult and causing significant disruption to business confidence.
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UK parties unite to condemn Trump’s tariffs threat over Greenland
David Henig highlights for the Financial Times the uncertainty facing UK exporters to the US, noting that unpredictable tariffs pose significant challenges and risks for future trade plans.
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David Henig believes US trade commitments are now unreliable, with new tariffs creating uncertainty and chaos, negatively affecting importers and exporters hoping for stability.
David Henig believes US trade commitments are now unreliable, with new tariffs creating uncertainty and chaos, negatively affecting importers and exporters hoping for stability via The Daily Mail.