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How resilient is the renewed EU-US cooperation?
16 Sep 2022 | Ana Martínez
Nearly two years on from President Biden’s election victory, the ill-tempered clashes between US and EU officials over trade, climate change and security during the last decade can appear a historical anomaly. There remain, however, inevitable differences between Washington and Brussels over policy prescriptions.
End of the honeymoon? Domestic policy priorities test EU-US trade cooperation
16 Sep 2022 | Alessandro Gangarossa
The next major point of friction in transatlantic trade relations is emerging around policies to support the domestic electric vehicles industry. This carries a material risk for the sustained efforts over the past 18 months to reset transatlantic relations after the historic lows of the Trump Administration.
A tale of two transatlantic hawks, but who will win?
20 Sep 2022 | Ed King
Monetary policymakers have been scrambling to control inflation without plunging their economies into a deep recession. Initially, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the US Federal Reserve (Fed) took divergent approaches to tackling inflation, but this trend is changing.
EU - US trade and tech partnerships: on the brink of a breakthrough?
20 Sep 2022 | Jon Garvie
When the EU-US Trade and Technology Council (TTC) was created following a summit in June 2021, both sides viewed it primarily as a means of reinvigorating a badly damaged relationship, following the failure of the TTIP negotiations, the tantrums of the Trump years and the fall-out over AUKUS.
The EU and US Chips Acts: mutually beneficial or zero-sum game?
21 Sep 2022 | Max von Thun
Following the severe disruption in semiconductor supply chains that began during the covid-19 pandemic, governments around the world are taking action to bolster supply chain resilience and strengthen their domestic industries. The US and the EU are no exception. Yet despite their superficial complementarities, the US and EU’s plans could end up heightening tensions between the two powers.
The crucial role of the US in helping CEE with supplies diversification and energy security
21 Sep 2022 | Katarzyna Nowacka
Following the severe disruption in semiconductor supply chains that began during the covid-19 pandemic, governments around the world are taking action to bolster supply chain resilience and strengthen their domestic industries. The US and the EU are no exception. Yet despite their superficial complementarities, the US and EU’s plans could end up heightening tensions between the two powers.
What's the future of carbon pricing?
23 Sep 2022 | Lorna Ritchie
Globally, we need to decarbonise rapidly, and in all sectors, but the “how” is not always clear. Putting a price on carbon allows the market to dictate its own decarbonisation path based on what is most cost-effective.
Can the European Health Data Space address transatlantic health data sharing fears?
27 Sep 2022 | Saskia Hirsch
The European Commission’s proposed European Health Data Space (EHDS) is set to transform health systems in the European Union (EU), offering a wide range of opportunities for research, innovation and policymaking.
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