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
Brexit and the Art of the Trade Deal
Britain aims to forge free trade agreements with the EU, the US and many other countries after Brexit. That will pit it against some of
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Trade Defence Instruments: Issues for the UK Post-Brexit
A “Trade 101” post on this blog briefly explains the main features of trade defence instruments (“TDIs”). In short, they are exceptional customs duties imposed
