The WTO is in crisis. Some members are trying to fix it. And the UK in all this?
The problem with CRAG: why Parliament’s processes for approving trade deals need reform
David Lawrence sets out how a genuinely democratic system for approving international trade agreements could look like in post-Brexit Britain.
Event: Brexit and customs preparedness
Please join Steptoe, Greenlane, and the UK Trade Forum for an interactive discussion on how customs authorities and companies around Europe are preparing for Brexit. Date: Tuesday, February 26,
‘Leaving on WTO terms’ – lifting some of the fog
Stuart Harbinson clarifies what leaving the European Union on ‘World Trade Organization terms’ means. He delves into issues such as market access to the EU,
Why claims about a ‘WTO Article 24’ interim agreement are a red herring
Deep into January 2019, as the Brexit clock counted down to mere days, an obscure and unnecessary World Trade Organization (WTO) rule was dragged into
International trade: 10 facts about the UK’s deal with the EU
As the debate about the United Kingdom’s future relationship with the European Union intensifies ahead of a crucial vote in parliament, there have been many
