The end of American-Chinese trade war?

Posted by Dr. Lukasz Gruszczynski
On March 11, 2019

Is the ongoing trade war between the United States and China approaching its end? Both sides to this conflict have sent numerous signals indicating that they are ready to strike a deal. The negotiations between the two states are intensive and there is a good chance that the agreement will be concluded during meeting between […]

Congratulations: your trade war is loading now

Posted by Dr. Lukasz Gruszczynski
On July 3, 2018

Global trade relations are becoming more and more complicated and unpredictable. A system that has been functioning (for better or worse) for last 70 years is currently facing unprecedented challenges. The main reason for this dramatic change is the shift in US trade policy under the Trump administration. Trump rejects the existing arrangements, which are […]

(Video) Dr Marina Foltea presents cutting-edge report in the European Parliament

Posted by Dr. Marina Foltea
On June 26, 2018

The hearing of Dr Foltea’s presentation on the topic of Mode 5 of services in the European Parliament took place in Brussels at the INTA Committee’s Session on June 21, 2018.Dr Foltea presented the findings of a report for the European Parliament on how international trade institutions may develop policies and rules relating to Mode 5 services, that...

Trump, China, and a Tale of Aluminum and Steel Tariffs

Posted by Prof. Bryan Mercurio
On April 23, 2018

The complex relationship between President Trump and Beijing has again taken center stage with the announcement that the United States will take measures to increase the price of steel and aluminum imports from China to the United States. Sino-U.S. trade made headlines in late 2016 when President Trump lambasted China for violating the global trade […]