Analysis
22 February 2024
The European Union-Russia energy divorce: state of play
EU-Russia energy trade has fallen hugely since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but the EU could still do more to reduce dependence
Analysis
22 February 2024
EU-Russia energy trade has fallen hugely since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but the EU could still do more to reduce dependence
Analysis
13 February 2024
The EU should try to attract more business from Taiwan, though Taiwan’s January 2024 election has not made the job easier
First glance
06 February 2024
Smart measures, not tariffs or blunt subsidies, should be deployed to strengthen Europe’s standing in solar power
External publication
13 January 2024
First glance
12 January 2024
While trade disruptions arising from the conflict in the Red Sea are so far minimal, a further regional escalation could impact global energy prices.
First glance
12 January 2024
Depending who wins Taiwan’s 13 January election, the island could swing towards closer relations with China, or entrench decoupling from China.
Podcast
10 January 2024
When we discuss economic security, what are we actually talking about?
First glance
04 December 2023
The European Union is increasingly disappointed with China over trade.
Event
07 November 2023
What should be expected from ongoing negotiations on the so-called Global Steel and Aluminium Arrangement and the forthcoming TTC meeting?
Event
10 October 2023
At this event we discussed the economic and commercial relations between Türkiye and the European Union
Newsletter
28 September 2023
Podcast
27 September 2023
Are we seeing a fatigue of ‘The Brussels Effect’?
First glance
20 September 2023
The European Commission was right to let restrictive measures on Ukrainian grain lapse, but the decision has had negative side-effects.
First glance
15 September 2023
The EU anti-subsidy investigation into EVs from China is a reminder of the need for a new EU green industrial policy strategy.
Podcast
13 September 2023
In this episode, we look at the 2023 State of the Union address delivered by Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission.
First glance
29 August 2023
The US Inflation Reduction Act shows that massive subsidies are not leading to massive manufacturing job creation.