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EU thinks Starmer’s new Brexit fixer can get under-30s migration deal done
David Henig talks about the EU-UK reset and the youth mobility deal for The i Paper.
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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.
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The damning statistics that reveal the true cost of Brexit, five years on
David Henig talks trade barriers, ongoing issues, and the greater difficulty for UK exporters compared to EU importers via The Independent.
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Operation Brexit 2.0: UK and EU plot new foreign policy deal
David Henig comments on the EU-UK reset via The i Paper.
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Lord Peter Mandelson to be UK’s next ambassador to US
David Henig on the appointment of Lord Peter Mandelson as new UK ambassador to the US via the Financial Times.
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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.
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The national security nasties Biden will leave behind
David Henig's opinion for the UK Trade and Business Commission is highlighted on the Financial Times' Trade Secrets.
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Britain becomes first European nation to join Pacific trade bloc
David Henig puts in his two cents on the UK joining the CPTPP via the Financial Times.
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A trade policy framework for the European Union-United Kingdom reset
The Policy Brief "Negotiating Uncertainty in UK-EU relations: Past, Present and Future" by David Henig is cited in a Bruegel Policy Brief authored by Ignacio García Bercero.
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Trump tariffs excite interest in the art of the defensive deal – analysis
David Henig highlights via ION Analytics that companies will seek a broad footprint to navigate tit-for-tat tariffs from the US, EU, and China.
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After Brexit, the UK can ill afford Donald Trump’s tariffs
David Henig's blog "How Trump affects UK Trade Policy" for UKTPO is referenced in The Times.
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EU backs ‘loophole’ for member states facing deforestation law
David Henig comments on the possibility of countries complaining to the EU on establishing a 'no risk' category in the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) via the Financial Times.