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Brussels doesn’t yet have the tools or the strategy to fine-tune economic disengagement
European Commission issues warning as pressure mounts on Rishi Sunak over potential compromise on protocol
Deal takes shape on trading arrangements but unionists and Eurosceptics still need to be brought on board
Insiders say outline of framework agreement on post-Brexit trade is crystallising
Brussels and Washington need to avoid beggar-thy-neighbour measures
One of the EU’s most liberal governments is chairing an increasingly interventionist gang of member states
War in Ukraine and economic activism in Europe are causing Stockholm to nuance traditional stances
Also in today’s newsletter: Former Czech prime minister Babiš guns for the presidency
Brussels’ levy is a step forward but implementation will be tricky
Prime minister says Inflation Reduction Act is being used to woo EU companies with new green subsidies
Brussels would have access to British IT data for trading across Irish Sea as protocol negotiations warm
Adviser to president raises concerns over amendments, saying deal should not be split for separate approvals
Pressure is building on all sides to find a long-term solution and improve post-Brexit relations
It became clear in 2022 the UK is at a permanent disadvantage to competitors in the single market
British Chambers of Commerce calls for ‘honest dialogue’ over reform to Trade and Cooperation Agreement
Mechanism to penalise importers for carbon emissions set to trigger criticism from foreign governments
Brussels negotiations continue as world-first levy faces criticism from US, China and African nations
Digital Markets Act represents biggest threat to tech company’s control over its operating system in 15 years
Move to raise global environmental standards and protect domestic industry could breach WTO rules, warn analysts
Sanctions-hit Dmitry Mazepin pitches plan for shipments of ingredient seen as vital in easing global food crisis
South American country will secure more favourable terms for its exports and professional services
Also, why the cost of electric vehicles is likely to go up and healthy life expectancy to go down
Bloc asks global body to convene panels to rule on two trade disputes
Call follows criticism from African nations that lack of clarity in rules is leaving vital supplies stuck at EU ports
Brussels refuses to extend rules of origin exemption agreed in Brexit trade deal
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