Trade policy is like a game of four-dimensional chess. The UK is now stuck between the big beasts of the trade policy world – the
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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: Transatlantic Trade Relations and the UK
The UK Trade Forum and the Centre for European Reform are holding an after work panel discussion on ‘Transatlantic trade relations and the UK: the
What level of stakeholder consultation is required for the UK’s future trade policy?
There is a common theme among virtually all United Kingdom trade policy stakeholders at the moment, whether business or civil society: they are not being
Securing European transit for UK trade post Brexit
If you want to ship goods from country A to country B you typically go through customs at least twice; once on export and once
Is your business UK trade policy ready?
By David Henig and Anna Jerzewska “I’m from the government and I’m here to help” is often a statement business representatives really don’t like
UK Trade Forum 