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UK GOVERNMENT GIVES GROUND ON CONTROVERSIAL FOREIGN INFLUENCE REGISTRATION SCHEME
11th-hour reforms to the proposed foreign influence policy will be met with relief by businesses, NGOs and charities as Government makes significant …
LOOMING UK FOREIGN INFLUENCE REGISTRATION SCHEME – BEWARE OF UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES
Concerns grow that foreign influence policy is misdirected, bureaucratic and risks deterring benign engagement and investment The UK's proposed Foreign …
THE VIEW FROM BRUSSELS: ARE WE HEADED FOR A UK-EU TRADE WAR?
The post below was first published on our Brexit blog. The dispute over the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland The Protocol on …
Scottish Independence: The Consequences For Trade
As with the prospects for and then the reality of Brexit, the prospect of an independent Scotland raises the profile of questions on international trade …
The UK's National Security and Investment Bill - the new foreign investment control regime: choices and direction
The post below was first published on our Competition blog The UK Government has a significant choice to make over the next few weeks: it has to decide …
International trade and sustainable development: On level playing field, cross-linkages and cherry-picking
The post below was first published on our Brexit blog There was time when trade negotiations were just about reducing tariffs and quotas. That was the …
UK sets out mandate for trade negotiations with USA
This post was first published on our Brexit Notes blog. Today, the UK Department for International Trade (DIT) published its proposed approach to the …
UK Department for International Trade outlines proposed approach to FTAs with priority countries and launches public consultation on new tariff policy
This post was first published on our Brexit Notes blog. Following the UK's departure as a Member State from the EU on 31 January 2020, the UK is now …
The View from Brussels – Brexit: next steps and options to reconcile haste with ambition
The post below was first published on our Brexit blog Brexit now seems inevitable on 31 January 2020 but that is only the beginning of the process of …
Capital controls in the UK?
Since the US Dollar departed from the gold standard in 1971 much of the world has abandoned or substantially relaxed capital and exchange controls. …
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