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 can the Commonwealth deliver on trade?
In June, senior officials will meet to operationalise the grouping’s Commonwealth Connectivity Agenda adopted on during a Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in London last
Is TTIP regulatory cooperation a model for future UK-EU relations?
The EU and UK are exploring how to best structure their future trading relationship, especially in the area of regulatory cooperation and ‘mutual recognition’. There
Foreign investment screening: the new kid on the block in Europe
The European Union is preparing legislation that will increase scrutiny of foreign company takeovers. The move comes in response to a surge in investments from
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
House of Commons Report on Trade Remedies – Why it Deserves Serious Consideration
The House of Commons International Trade Select Committee has today published its report on the provisions in the Trade Bill and the Customs (Cross Border
