The climate of trade
The upward trend in global trade is being compromised. Graham Bright considers the challenges to crossborder trade going forward
Read MoreThe upward trend in global trade is being compromised. Graham Bright considers the challenges to crossborder trade going forward
Read MoreShanghai, the world’s biggest port, is returning to normal. Sarah Schiffling and Nikolaos Valantasis Kanellos argue that despite this supply chains will get worse before they get better
Read MoreCan we imagine a world without crossborder movement of goods and services? If not, then it is imperative to know that what determines the quantum and direction of crossborder flow of these products, Sanjay Kumar Mangla, Nikita Jain, Richa Gupta argue
Read MoreBuilding resilience in select African economies. Conrad van Gass considers the lessons learnt from policy responses prompted by the pandemic
Read MoreThe scope of the Digital Markets Act has emerged as one of the most contentious issues in the regulatory discussion. Mario Mariniello and Catarina Martins assess which companies will be caught by the DMA
Read MoreDisappointment at the lack of fresh cash from EU global connectivity strategy is short-sighted. Simone Tagliapietra says Europe supports global development more than any other country in the world
Read MoreSociety increasingly relies on technology. Wilbert Jan Derksen considers the importance of strategic autonomy in ensuring national security
Read MoreGraham Bright considers the global trade landscape post pandemic, and with current tensions says we should hope for the best outcome and plan for the worst
Read MoreJoseph Stiglitz and Kevin Gallagher argue that the IMF surcharges worsen potential outcomes for both the borrowing country and its investors
Read MorePoor governance and transparency creates a risk that competition in the single market will be weakened. Niclas Poitiers and Pauline Weil argue that an overhaul of Europe’s IPCEI subsidy framework is needed
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