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Whoever wins U.S. election, Europe’s trade dilemmas will remain

“What should Europe expect from American trade policy after the election?” By Uri Dadush and Guntram B. Wolff, courtesy of the Bruegel Institute   A Joe Biden Administration would have to decide to what extent to unpick the major United States trade policy shifts of the last four years. A quick return to comprehensive trade […]

It Was Always Going To End In Tears (P.S. It Will Never End)

      By Erik Sass, TES Editor-in-Chief     In so many ways, Theresa May’s tearful final departure as UK prime minister is classic Brexit: long expected but long delayed, it is a dramatic event that changes nothing, an emotional milestone marking progress to nowhere, a final statement that only serves to raise more […]

As Brexit Looms, EU/UK Trade Issues Rise

By Andy Blom, TES Washington Editor   After years of struggle and indecision, Brexit is happening, deal or no deal. In a rare instance of political backbone, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said Britain is leaving on January 1, regardless of the state of negotiations. We all should have figured that leaving a bureaucracy […]