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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…

Can Trump’s Reciprocal Trade Negotiations Make America Great Again?

Warren Maruyama, Meghan Anand & William Alan Reinsch | CSIS | 04/30/2025

On April 9, 2025, i...

What President Trump’s “Reciprocal” Tariffs Mean for International (Trade) Law

Nicolas Lamp | EJIL:Talk! | 04/30/2025

When US President Donald Trump announc...

The Tariff Tug-of-War: A Look at Protectionism and Free Trade Over Time

Lucas Benjamin | The Science Survey | 04/29/2025

The longstanding battle between protecti...

Senior Officials Must Push Trump, Xi to Negotiating Table

Wendy Cutler | fDi Intelligence | 04/29/2025

A former US trade negotiator’s roadmap to brokering a deal...

The Trials And Tribulations Of Trade

Carl Tannenbaum | Northern Trust | 04/25/2025

The loss of manufacturing in the United States is a long-running tale. As a chi...

How American Business Can Prosper In The New Geopolitical Era

Matt Watters, Shubham Singhal & Zoe Fox | McKinsey & Company | 04/23/2025

In a shifting world order,...

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