Opinion piece
02 February 2021
Strategic autonomy or strategic alliance?
It is hard to imagine how either the EU or the US can do better on the big issues if they pursue their interests separately.
Transatlantic relations
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External publication
28 January 2021
Getting America Back In The Game: A Multilateral Perspective
How can friends of the multilateral system re-engage the United States under President-elect Biden?
Opinion piece
26 January 2021
A Global Pandemic Alarm Bell
The appearance of new strains of the coronavirus in the United Kingdom, South Africa, and Brazil has given the world no choice but to design and imple
Opinion piece
23 December 2020
The Biden promise
In the eyes of Europeans, Joe Biden’s US election win brings the promise of major change with global relevance. From climate to multilateralism, to tr
Event
10 December 2020
Towards post-pandemic green multilateralism?
How could we achieve a trilateral relationship between China, the EU and the US and consolidate it with climate goals?
Opinion piece
10 December 2020
Europe should promote a Climate Club after the US elections
Time has come for Europe, the US and possibly China to create a global “Climate Club”.
Blog post
19 November 2020
The impact of the new Asian trade mega-deal on the European Union
Although the economic implications of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) for the EU are modest, the geopolitical and strategic imp
Podcast
13 November 2020
The big brother is back?
With the Biden administration, there might be a difference in style, rather than a difference in trends.
Opinion piece
09 November 2020
2021 can be a climate breakthrough, but Biden and Europe need to talk
"2021 can be a breakthrough year for climate: the new US administration and the EU have a real opportunity, through a ‘global net zero coalition’, to
Opinion piece
29 October 2020
Globalisation needs rebuilding, not just repair
An attempt merely to restore the pre-Trump status quo would fail to address major challenges; the task ahead is one of rebuilding, rather than repair.
Podcast
28 October 2020
A tale of two presidencies
With the US presidential elections around the corner we asked ourselves: what would a Biden administration look like? And what would a(nother) Trump a
Event
26 October 2020
The future of EU-US trade relations after the US election
What shape will the trade relationship between the EU and the US take in the coming years?
Blog post
08 October 2020
What should Europe expect from American trade policy after the election?
A Joe Biden Administration would have to decide to what extent to unpick the major United States trade policy shifts of the last four years. A quick r
Opinion piece
29 September 2020
Trump’s International Economic Legacy
If Donald Trump loses the United States presidential election in November, he will ultimately be seen to have left little mark in many areas. But in t
Blog post
16 April 2020
Is the United States reneging on international financial standards?
The new Fed rule is a material breach of Basel III, a new development as the US had hitherto been the accord’s main champion. This action undermines t
External publication
03 February 2020
From globalization to deglobalization: Zooming into trade
This article shows some evidence of the decrease in merchandise, capital and, to a lesser extent people to people flows.