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The EU needs to respond to economic coercion or its geopolitical ambitions will be cruelly exposed
British foreign secretary and European commissioner hold cordial talks on a possible compromise
Beijing targeting companies that use components made in the Baltic state, says Gabrielius Landsbergis
Survey finds that more businesses are adjusting to protocol’s new trading arrangements
France may simply end up using a new anti-coercion tool as a protectionist weapon
All sides face tough decisions as talks between Liz Truss and Maros Sefcovic get under way this week
Choked-up ports, big-power rivalries and climate change — Alan Beattie outlines trade challenges for 2022
There are many barriers still to cross but with talks resuming next week, the pressure is on to do a deal
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania try to balance economic opportunities with geopolitical rhetoric
Bloc calls for Gabriel Boric’s new administration to sign ‘modernised agreement’ after delays over French concerns
Introduction of rules delayed by a year to keep trade flowing will add to pressure, warn companies
Brussels tells MEPs that such moves could risk challenges by trade partners
Pro-European turn by new coalition government reflects shifting consensus about EU’s role
Hope in Brussels that UK’s new chief negotiator will be a more ‘constructive partner’ than Lord Frost
Burdensome customs arrangements and the way EU rules are applied need drastic change
Brussels moves to prevent shortages due to post-Brexit regulations after UK softens stance
London attempts to de-escalate tensions with Brussels over governance and arbitration
London issues 23 licences for French fishing boats in sign of further de-escalation of tensions
From January 1 2022 the rules change for consignments travelling from the EU into GB
Slowdown in UK trade with bloc following Brexit countered by rise in outflow to other countries
Brussels wants power to respond swiftly to external trade sanctions but some European countries prefer WTO rules
The proposed anti-coercion instrument would give the EU wide scope to hit back at China
Government wants companies to use technologies to cut bureaucratic burdens
Baltic nation says Beijing is refusing to allow entry to its goods
Washington concerned Johnson was preparing to suspend parts of London’s trade deal with EU
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