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Trade minister says relations between Canberra and Beijing are thawing and EU is just one of its ‘dance partners’
Trade deal negotiation difficulties illustrate how the power of the ‘Brussels effect’ can be overhyped
Trade experts warn British membership of Pan-Euro-Mediterranean convention is not ‘immediate fix’
Ola Källenius calls for delay in post-Brexit sourcing rules and warns new tariffs will dent industry competitiveness
EU seeks to untangle some of its dependence on Asian powerhouse but remains more cautious than US
Also in this newsletter: Hungary digs in on Ukraine import bans and cash for weapons
Move sets up clash at WTO meeting next month after complaints from drinks exporters
Hoping for delays to post-Brexit rules is not a strategy, particularly for British automakers
Industry wants EU to delay ‘rules of origin’ terms in post-Brexit trade agreement
Memorandum of understanding signals further thaw between the two sides since they settled Windsor framework in February
Brussels has refused to tweak trade agreement with UK despite intense industry lobbying on both sides of Channel
Italy considers quitting the BRI, and how the EU’s new anti-subsidies rules might hit Gulf states’ investments in Europe
Western officials believe nation diverted sensitive exports targeted by sanctions
Also in this newsletter: Australia rejects EU demands on critical raw materials
Also in this week’s newsletter, the only remaining Brexit supporting constituencies in the country
Poland and other member states to lift ban on incoming foodstuffs under Brussels plan for temporary curbs
EU frustrated by countries re-exporting critical items that boost Moscow’s war effort in Ukraine
Also in this newsletter: why Macron is being hounded by pots and pans
EU agriculture ministers criticise Warsaw, Budapest, Bratislava and Sofia for imposing unilateral trade measures
China’s dominance of its domestic car market will soon be projected to Europe
While business leaders still salivate at the size of the Chinese market, the EU will struggle to wield a credible geoeconomic policy
Beekeepers backed by 20 EU states call for tougher rules on fraudulent honey
Chinese trade and investment in Brazil exerts a pull on the country’s geopolitical alignment
Bloc bows to pressure from Poland and other eastern European states over influx of cheap foodstuffs
European Commission says ‘unilateral action’ is not possible under bloc’s trade policy
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