#Tariffs

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

This chimes with my belief too on LPF, non-regression, process for raising floor, possible tariffs if one side clearly gaining an advantage. But you may be confused by numerous other

Willie Drennan

williedrennan

20 of my observations on the NI Protocol. Hoping that some experts can explain why I've got it wrong. http://www.theulsterfolk.com/2019/11/the-northern-ireland-protocol-what-does.html#withdrawalagreement @lawyers4britain @benhabib6 @Bre

Jollene 🍞🌹

jollenelevid

July 4, 1946: the day the United States made the Philippines its NEO-colony, continuing to control the nation’s economy & leadership, instead of its FORMAL U.S. colony. July 4 also

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

uk_domain_names

Debunking WTO, and what "trading on WTO terms" really means...As EU members, we participate in over 750 international treaties.Many relate to trade, enabling us to trade freely with the EU,

David Frost

DavidGHFrost

I'm very pleased and proud to have led a great UK team to secure today's excellent deal with the EU.Both sides worked tirelessly day after day in challenging conditions to

Newington

NewingtonComms

It's #TradeTuesday and #ElectionDay in the United States so what better way to wait for the polls to close than reading up on the state of play of the

Joe Barnes

Barnes_Joe

Senior European source tells me Boris Johnson is willing to accept that the EU hands back just 25 percent of the value of fish it catches in British waters, over

Ian Dunt

IanDunt

I don't really buy this idea that the negotiations are a clash of philosophical outlooks. If it's really about sovereignty, why do we hear nothing about similar arrangements at the

Daniel

DPogrebinsky

Been seeing lot of bullishness on $ozon. Not negative on it but not very high on it either. Honestly wouldnt surprise me to see it drop further & hit ipo

Alex Andreou

sturdyAlex

THREAD. Just finished Friday zoom with my Brussels group. Much to report.First, a framing point: The summit went all day and all night. All was agreed: budget, environmental goals, Covid19

Chad P. Bown

ChadBown

1/ The US–China trade war thrust the semiconductor industry back into the geopolitical spotlight. But this time was different.My latesthttps://www.piie.com/publications/working-papers/how-united-states-marched-semiconductor-industry-its-

Raoul Ruparel

RaoulRuparel

Not a huge amount to say on UK/EU future relationship talks. Small signs of progress, but still tricky details to be sorted. Instead a thread on the NI agreement reached

Dmitry Grozoubinski

DmitryOpines

1/ "Tackling Chinese Subsidies" is an increasingly common call to arms, and so here's my attempt at an explainer thread. Note: I wanted to keep away from personalities and Brexit

Dolapo Oni (Retired Nigerian)

Dolarpo

When you do media training for TV interviews, you learn some of the tactics for avoiding difficult questions. I'm speaking about - deflection- bridging- deferring These skills are key when

Jake Tapper

jaketapper

Two seconds here to look at how something tweeted by the president (or more likely someone in his team) might seem random, but isn’t. Exhibit A: https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/1275951862269829121 2/ This tweet

Ify Anene

Ifeyinwanene

So, I finally got to the bottom of the whole electricity tariff increase wahala. I was surprised to read that representatives of the Distribution companies (DisCos) on Monday, rushed to

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