It may have been expressed in a somewhat tongue-in-cheek manner, but many trade policy professionals recognised the truth of what UKTF writer Holger Hestermeyer said
What the UK Can Learn from Bombardier for its Post-Brexit Trade Remedies
The US Department of Commerce (DOC) today upheld its preliminary findings in a trade dispute between US and Canadian aircraft manufacturers that has immediate implications
What is the World Trade Organization?
There has been an elephant in the room ever since the discussion of Brexit and trade began. Gradually, bits of the animal have become visible,
How to “Roll Over” EU and Third Country FTAs During the Brexit Transition
Now that “sufficient progress” has been made in the negotiations between the UK and EU27 on the withdrawal agreement, discussions are likely soon to begin
What is the Most-Favoured-Nation Clause?
If you have followed the Brexit debate closely, you will have heard of the term “most-favoured-nation clause” before. While the term sounds wonderfully positive, none
Parliament and Trade Agreements – It’s About Democracy
When you open newspapers these days it seems that trade agreements have become the be-all and end-all of every political debate. Pretty much the only
