Event
25 April 2018
What European trade policy in face of an emerging global trade war
On 25 April Bruegel is pleased to host Bernd Lange, Chair of the European Parliament's committee on International Trade.
Trade policy
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Opinion piece
24 April 2018
Why this round of U.S. protectionism is different
Although it is not the first time that the world has been caught in the China-U.S. crossfire, this round of U.S. protectionist moves against China is
Blog post
23 April 2018
Trade Wars: what are they good for?
Following the US announcements in early March of their intent to impose steel and aluminum tariffs, and the subsequent threats from China to retaliate
Event
19 April 2018
The current state and future of the world trading system
This event discussed the current state of the multilateral trading system and how it might evolve in the future.
Podcast
18 April 2018
Director's Cut: EU risks US tariff pain in standing by the WTO
As global trade war continues to unfold, Bruegel director Guntram Wolff is joined for this Director's Cut of 'The Sound of Economics' podcast by Bernd
Blog post
13 April 2018
Free trade in Africa: An important goal but not easy to achieve
The signing of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement and the Kigali Declaration may signal a new push towards economic integration on the Afric
Blog post
11 April 2018
The European Globalisation Adjustment Fund: Time for a reset
It is only in the last decade that the EU has had an active policy to reintegrate workers who lost their jobs as a result of globalisation, through th
Opinion piece
10 April 2018
What Are the Targets in the US–China Trade War?
Following the US announcement of new, high tariffs on imports, China is answering the Trump administration by applying its own series of tariffs. In t
Opinion piece
10 April 2018
US Tariffs Aim to Contain China’s Technological Rise
While tension increases with each of the imports listed under the new tariffs, it now seems clear that the US are trying to slow down China's technolo
Opinion piece
05 April 2018
How Should the EU Position Itself in a Global Trade War?
It is high time for the EU to work on more than just wishful thinking in response to the US challenge to global trade. With the first cracks appearing
Podcast
27 March 2018
Director’s Cut: A global trade triumvirate?
In this week’s Director’s Cut of ‘The Sound of Economics’ podcast, Bruegel director Guntram Wolff hosts a discussion with Bruegel fellows Alicia Garcí
External publication
26 March 2018
Europe in a new world order
The EU is a relatively open economy and has benefited from the multilateral system. We argue that the EU should defend its strategic interests. The Si
Policy brief
22 March 2018
The European Globalisation Adjustment Fund: Easing the pain from trade?
With the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF), the EU now has an instrument to help workers negatively affected by trade find new jobs. Howev
Blog post
15 March 2018
Which sectors would be most vulnerable to EU-US trade war?
As the US administration imposes new tariffs on steel and aluminium and considers further protectionist measures, we look at bilateral trade flows bet
Blog post
14 March 2018
The (economic) ties that bind: The western Balkans and the EU
The western Balkan economies are already closely integrated with the EU; the EU is their largest trade partner, their largest source of incoming forei
Blog post
13 March 2018
Still on the road? Assessing Trump’s threat to European cars
Just how exposed is Europe’s automotive sector to a potential escalation in the EU-US trade war?