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Why the New Growth Chapter for EU Manufacturing Is Set to Be a Slow Burn

Edse Dantuma | ING THINK | 05/01/2025

US protectionist policies have sabotaged new prospects of growth for European manufacturing. German investment plans and EU-wide increases in defence spending could provide a gradual boost, but we think significant growth is probably going…

Implications of an EU-Mercosur Trade Deal

John Polga-Hecimovich | Geopolitical Intelligence Services | 11/18/2024

For over two decades, Europe and the South Ameri...

Closing the Gap Between Mars and Venus on Trade

L. Daniel Mullaney | Atlantic Council | 10/07/2024

The bottom line In early 2025, a new US administration and Euro...

The Case for a Comprehensive US-EU Economic Agreement

L. Daniel Mullaney & Bruce Stokes | Atlantic Council | 09/15/2024

The United States and Europe are currently...

Perspectives: Want Trade Deals? Create Good Atmospherics First

David Henig | Borderlex | 08/28/2024

Trade negotiations in recent years have faltered due to an atm...

China’s Investigation Into EU Dairy: Careful What You Wish For

John Clarke | Borderlex | 08/22/2024

China’s decision to retaliate against the European Union’s t...

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