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The case for using the Anti-Coercion Instrument against Russia
The EU sanctions regime against Russia is threatened by a Hungarian veto. The Anti-Coercion Instrument would allow the EU to bypass Budapest.
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A perfect storm: Britain's trade malaise, weak growth and a new geopolitical moment
The UK is facing its most severe trade challenge in decades – and at the worst possible time.
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The EU budget in a larger Union: Key issues and open questions
EU enlargement does not need to bust the EU’s budget. But the distributional effects of enlargement need to be addressed to ensure it has broad-based political support.
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The new EU-Swiss deal: What it means and the lessons it holds for the UK-EU 'reset'
The recent political agreement between the European Commission and the Swiss government promises to stabilise their long-troubled economic relationship. The British government should pay close attention.
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Trump's tariffs – how should the EU react?
The ‘Fair and Reciprocal Tariff Plan’ proposed by Donald Trump sounds innocuous but is a roadmap towards an all-out global trade war. To avert one, Europe must act firmly and speedily.
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Hybrid launch of 'The Routledge Guide to the European Union (2nd edition)' with Ian Bond, Mark Leonard and Armida van Rij
22 July 2025
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Hybrid discussion on 'The Liberal Democrat approach to the UK-EU reset' with Daisy Cooper, Deputy Leader, Liberal Democrats & Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for the Treasury
14 July 2025
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Discussion on 'China in Central Asia: Making a reality of the Silk Road Economic Belt?' with Zhang Xiaotong, Professor of Political Science & International Relations & Director, China & Central Asia Studies Center, KIMEP University
10 July 2025
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