CBI Brexit report
April 17, 2018
Inside Brexit blog
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Topic: Wto-and-international-trade
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EU sets out proposals for future trade deal
March 08, 2018
Posted in UK and EU legal framework WTO and international trade
The European Council has published draft guidelines for the negotiation of any future trade agreement.
Theresa May sets out aspirations for Brexit deal
March 05, 2018
Posted in UK and EU legal framework WTO and international trade
Theresa May has delivered an important speech in relation to the ongoing Brexit negotiations.
International agreements during the implementation period
February 09, 2018
Posted in UK and EU legal framework WTO and international trade
The second phase of Brexit negotiations – what can be expected
The EU Summit in Brussels concluded with an important decision for the future of Brexit.
Brexit and WTO – first steps
After five rounds of Brexit negotiations between the UK and the EU, the parties are yet to start discussions concerning their future trade relationship.
Analysing the UK’s new and independent trade policy with non-EU countries
On 9 October 2017 the UK Government published a paper: “Preparing for our future UK trade Policy” in which it reiterates three strategic objectives for its future relationship with the EU.
A transitional period will not solve the Brexit puzzle
September 25, 2017
Posted in WTO and international trade
The fourth round of Brexit negotiations is about to start and the UK wants to move to the next phase to focus on the terms of the new relationship.
Theresa May delivers Brexit speech in Florence
Theresa May has today delivered an important speech on Brexit. Following limited progress, the Prime Minister’s speech marks an attempt to try to break the deadlock in negotiations between the UK and the EU.
Brexit: planning for the future as negotiations continue
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