The fallout from the Russian invasion of Ukraine on the global food supply highlights a tragic shortcoming to institute more evenly distribute the effects of crisis as exports restrictions are on the rise, writes @CSIS_Trade's @bensonel.
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Germany is likely to come out of the crisis stronger thanks a new approach to energy, defense and trade policy in Europe's biggest economy, Chancellor Olaf Scholz said. https://t.co/8FTttaOvw3
The Scholl Chair has released a new study that assesses the potential implications of new and proposed EU digital acts on U.S. digital service providers, on their customers in Europe and the United States, and on the EU and U.S. economies and exports. https://t.co/2ALmvQtJ86
South Korea and the European Union have responded negatively to the U.S. EV subsidies because of the strict criteria that could be seen as discriminatory at the WTO. The Scholl Chair analyses the implications of this. @eduncan0313 https://t.co/OMOrQpxplh
South Korea and the European Union have responded negatively to the U.S. EV subsidies because of the strict criteria that could be seen as discriminatory at the WTO. The Scholl Chair analyses the implications of this. @eduncan0313 https://t.co/OMOrQpxplh
A lack of a coherent position data privacy position constrains the United States’ ability to influence and enshrine pro-democratic digital governance principles. Our latest: https://t.co/D84o8xPmBa
While small in size, New Zealand has an influential presence on the world stage when it comes to the intersection of climate and trade. How can the United States and New Zealand work together to advance climate objectives? @eduncan031 @bensonel https://t.co/pno4jMWBUx
New Zealand has been a leader in the intersection of climate and trade. How can the United States work with them to advance these challenges? https://t.co/W7EOkM47iL
SPECIAL REPORT - Silicone Lifeline: Western Electronics at the Heart of Russia's War Machine. First in a line of work at @RUSI_org to deconstruct Russia's weapons and the covert supply chains that enable their manufacture. https://t.co/ixBOWrm3ik
How does the US Clean Competition Act compare with the EU’s proposed Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism? The Scholl Chair evaluates transatlantic carbon border adjustments in a recent piece. @eduncan0313 https://t.co/Y20VgOWADL
Please join CSIS this Wednesday at 9am for a conversation with Senator Sheldon Whitehouse to discuss his Clean Competition Act, which aims to establish a U.S. border carbon adjustment mechanism
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Come join the Scholl Chair to speak with Sabine Weyand, Director General for Trade, European Commission about the transatlantic cooperation TODAY. https://t.co/EgGAgIIfV5
Are Market Access Negotiations in the IPEF Unnecessary? A closer analysis of the data the Scholl Chair reveals tariff peaks do provide leverage for U.S. https://t.co/ZbOMBbrvZH
Last week the European Parliament failed to pass several of the proposals in the Fit for 55 climate package, including the proposed CBAM. https://t.co/NkXiQ4pRfA
Last week the European Parliament failed to pass several of the proposals in the Fit for 55 climate package, including the proposed CBAM. https://t.co/NkXiQ4pRfA