Media
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Trump’s tariff war has a digital second act
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama writes for Business Day on how SA’s digital regulation could deepen the US tariff dispute.
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How successful was Trump’s Middle East tour?
CGTN Europe interviews Hosuk Lee-Makiyama on Donald Trump's tour across the Middle East and its potential impact on the US economy.
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Lower US tariffs on UK exports unlikely to take effect for weeks, say British officials
David Henig criticises rushed UK-US trade deal, leaving businesses uncertain about implementation details via Financial Times.
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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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UK-US DEAL SPECIAL: Bluffer’s Guide to a Bluffer’s Deal
David Henig discusses UK-US trade deal uncertainties, regulations, and implications for the Quiet Riot Podcast.
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US and China hold trade talks in Switzerland
David Henig speaks about the trade war between the world's two biggest economies China and the USA for RNZ.
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Lo que usted siente se llama obsesión
Oscar Guinea writes his column for El País on tariffs, Trump, and his obsession with manufacturing to Make America Great Again.
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Will Trump’s film tariffs mean lights, camera, inaction for the world’s studios?
David Henig questions the feasibility and enforcement of a film tariff via South China Morning Post.
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The ‘tricky balancing act’ facing Starmer over US trade deal – and the real challenge to come
David Henig highlights the challenge for the UK to balance EU goods regulations with US services regulations in post-Brexit trade agreements for Sky News.
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The art of dealing with Donald Trump? Don’t fight him alone
David Henig suggests the US-UK trade deal has "microscopic" benefits compared to Brexit's 4% GDP loss via The Guardian.
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What the U.S.-U.K. trade deal Trump announced means for Britain
David Henig views the UK trade deal as a win, protecting cars and steel interests without major concessions to the US via The Washington Post.
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Trump’s Threat of ‘Foreign’ Film Tariffs Stirs Anxiety in the U.K.
David Henig believes that the US enforcing film tariffs is impractical due to the international nature of film production and complex enforcement via The New York Times.