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21 12, 2020

No EU Deal -> No US Deal: US-EU again aligned, UK out in the cold
No EU Deal -> No US Deal: US-EU again aligned, UK out in the cold
Blog, Brexit, Foreign Policy & Defence, Global

No EU Deal -> No US Deal: US-EU again aligned, UK out in the cold

By Ira Straus|2020-12-23T13:55:39+00:00December 21st, 2020|Categories: Blog, Brexit, Foreign Policy & Defence, Global|Tags: Brexit, Brexit US trade deal, Ira Straus Brexit, Ira Straus UK US relations, landing page, No Deal Brexit, transatlantic relations, transatlantic trade deal Brexit, UK US trade deal|

The probable future of a no-deal UK is gloomy. The direct economic damages are only the beginning. A non-deal or inadequate deal with the EU, exacerbating the troubles in Scotland and Northern Ireland, will kill the prospects for a meaningful deal with the US; Congress has already laid down the [...]

2 06, 2020

Diverging EU and US foreign policies are pitching up on opposite sides of China’s Great Wall
Diverging EU and US foreign policies are pitching up on opposite sides of China’s Great Wall
Foreign Policy & Defence, Global, Trade, Views from the Federal Trust

Diverging EU and US foreign policies are pitching up on opposite sides of China’s Great Wall

By Bob Savic|2020-06-04T09:16:04+00:00June 2nd, 2020|Categories: Foreign Policy & Defence, Global, Trade, Views from the Federal Trust|Tags: China, EU foreign policy, trade, transatlantic relations, Views from the Federal Trust|

by Bob Savic Visiting Professor at the Asia Research Institute, Nottingham University; Senior Research Fellow at the Global Policy Institute; 2nd June 2020 The Chinese government’s announcement of a controversial new national security law for Hong Kong has encountered distinctively restrained responses from policymakers and officials in Brussels and other [...]