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Britain must take full advantage of trade outside the EU
Five years since leaving the European Union, Britain has not yet taken advantage of the levers of free trade, writes Ted Newson
The EU’s Green Deal is not working
The Green Deal – the flagship priority of the von der Leyen Commission for the past 4 years – is suddenly up for debate.
An MEP on: The EU-US approach to artificial intelligence
Why the transatlantic Trade and Technology Council will play a key role in the future of AI
As the pandemic slows, Britain will continue to succeed
Boris Johnson may be in trouble, but the Britain he leads is not, argues Azeem Ibrahim
A strategy for nations’ best interests
True strategic autonomy will do much to strengthen the global economy for the EU and its allies
Losing precedence
The ECJ is losing out in Poland and beyond. Is the primacy of EU law ebbing away?
Power dressing
Nicola Martorana is the discreet Sicilian tailor whose bespoke attire is worn by everyone from Michel Barnier and Pope Francis to the lobbyists and lawyers of Brussels
Germany: the land where centrists rule
The collapse of traditional governing parties across Europe has benefited radical and populist rivals – but this is not the case in Germany
Mariya Gabriel on Europe’s New Bauhaus
Why is a new European initiative drawing inspiration from a century-old German art school movement?
Weaving a Silk Seven Summit
If the EU wants to remain a global powerhouse undwarfed by China, it should aid Afghanistan’s economic integration with its nearer neighbours.
In Search of A Social EU?
The bloc must find a delicate balance between adequate social support whilst encouraging individual responsibility
Fixing the EU’s Institutions
Introducing the first chapter of the 2021 Liberal White Book, Hilde Vautmans MEP sets out the key reforms that would revive the EU’s institutional framework.
Making the EU Happen
Daniel Kaddik, Executive Director of the European Liberal Forum, argues for a concrete European roadmap for action addressing all the complexities of modern challenges facing the continent.
Europe’s Last Chance in Venezuela
The following months are a make-or-break window of opportunity for the EU to accelerate Nicolás Maduro’s demise and a democratic restoration in the country, argues a new report.
Why the Uyghur genocide in China matters
Any move towards closer economic cooperation between the European Union and China must be put on pause until the situation in Xinjiang is entirely remedied
Can Europe turn into a global digital leader?
The future European legislative framework needs to be technologically open and define very clear rules, avoiding unnecessary red tape.
The UK Should Learn from the EU’s Mistakes on Trade Protectionism
An independent trade policy with an eye on Due Diligence will improve the UK’s relations and diplomatic links with key strategic partners
After COVID, the EU needs a new approach to China
The pandemic has proved a turning point for China’s foreign policy and public relations. Brussels should reciprocate.
Europe’s risk aversion affects the whole world
From digital policy to transport, the EU’s overly prescriptive approach to risk is unwise and costly.
The Streaming Wars: European culture could be a major step towards recovery
Politicians across the bloc ought to remember the films and series they enjoyed during lockdown – and support their continental producers.
To Europeans, America is back. The US wants something in return
If it is not possible to renew transatlantic vows under Biden, chances are that it will not happen under his successor either.
Treaty change can secure post-Covid reform for the EU
The upcoming Conference on the Future of Europe must avoid becoming a mere publicity stunt, when the bloc needs drastic change.
COVID Recovery Fund challenged in European Courts
If the Constitutional Court decides to proceed with the case, it could delay the roll out of the Coronavirus Recovery Fund for months