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Accord could ‘pave the way’ to joining trans-Pacific bloc but is unlikely to boost GDP
EU countries want European Commission to be ready if Britain suspends key part of Brexit deal
Brussels and London remain far apart on key aspects of trading arrangements
Negotiation, not confrontation, is needed over post-Brexit trade rules
Brussels says its proposals are a final chance to end bitter trade rift with London
Package from Brussels expected to ease bureaucracy but not address role of European Court of Justice
London demands overhaul of Northern Ireland trading deal as Brussels prepares concessions
London calls for removal of oversight by EU’s top court of Northern Ireland trading arrangements
Last week’s deal at the OECD is far from perfect but forestalls a nasty trade war
ECJ role in overseeing key part of Brexit deal is a red line, says Brussels, but Frost set to repeat call to remove it
Food products would be labelled ‘UK only’ and not cross to Ireland, but offer falls short of demands
Brexit minister puts onus on Brussels to rethink terms of trade accord and says UK prepared to invoke Article 16
Commerce secretary Gina Raimondo’s use of Trump’s language on trade is warning shot to EU
Judges find bloc had not gained sufficient consent from people of rebel territory when ratifying agreements
Export controls and FDI are obvious but tricky areas for the new EU-US Trade and Technology Council
The new EU-US Trade and Technology Council is vulnerable to geopolitical tensions like never before
Dutch diplomats dispute suggestion their prime minister is willing to step in to ease Brexit deal tensions
Ursula von der Leyen’s proposed ‘Chips Act’ will struggle to reduce European dependence on imports
The US president could be a candid friend to the UK and urge the prime minister to honour his post-Brexit Irish trade deal
‘Pragmatic’ move to avoid more strain on supply chains pushes date back from October 1
London and Brussels have arrived at an uneasy equilibrium that is in everybody’s interest to maintain
Merkel’s successor will probably continue the chancellor’s narrow-minded obsession with manufacturing exports
Brussels and London seeking to avoid repeat of Brexit tensions dubbed ‘sausage wars’
As we enter the final stretch of 2021, lawmakers will struggle to play a big role in shaping globalisation
The latest annual ranking of businesses by revenue growth puts a UK energy provider at the top. Explore the 2021 list plus in-depth analysis
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