“Britain has not yet faced its hard choices” By Daniel Wincott, courtesy of UK in a Changing Europe ‘Global Britain’ is the ultimate goal for many Brexiters. They see new, tailored trade deals around the world as Brexit’s great prize. Fast-growing economies, including India, China and Brazil, feature prominently. Critics counter that increasing […]
“EU-UK financial market access from 2020-2021” By Karel Lannoo, courtesy of Centre for European Policy Studies Amid the uncertainty of EU-UK negotiations, financial market access is sure to be marked by more friction.[1] As the end of the transition period approaches, both sides are diverging, which indicates that financial services trade across the Channel […]
By Edward Longe, American Consumer Institute The issue of data protection is never far from consumers’ minds, with 81% of Americans feeling as if they have very little control over the data private companies and the government collect about them. In the United States, these fears are not unfounded, as “there is no one comprehensive federal […]
