Exports

What Europe can gain from Ukrainian arms exports

Melania Parzonka is a coordinator for Chatham House’s Russia and Eurasia Program. Ukraine’s parliament is currently discussing easing wartime restrictions on domestic arms exports and exploring different models for international cooperation. Put

28/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

EU Commission to unveil new Russia sanctions on energy, banks

ABOARD THE M.S. JANTAR IN THE BALTIC SEA — The European Commission is expected to today present its latest tranche of sanctions on Russian energy exports and financial institutions. Three EU officials who were granted anonymity to confirm the timing

10/06/2025

by LP Staff Writers

Britain at a crossroads: Finance, industry and the global adjustment

Michael Pettis is a former investment banker and a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for

Merz criticizes EU trade talks with US as ‘far too complicated’

BERLIN — German Chancellor Friedrich Merz criticized the European Union’s trade negotiations with Washington as “far

Britain moves to combat Chinese overcapacity amid Trump’s trade war

LONDON — The British government is working to give its trade chief new powers to move faster in imposing higher tariffs on imports, as it faces pressure from Brussels and Washington to

Britain’s Brexit point man says no to rejoining EU customs union

BRUSSELS — Britain’s top Europe minister defended a decision to keep the U.K. out of the EU’s customs union — despite sounding bullish on a speedy reset of ties with the bloc in

European industry faces ‘life or death,’ Macron says — and China needs to help

European industry is facing a “life or death” moment, says French President Emmanuel Macron, squeezed between an ultra-competitive China and a protectionist America — and Beijing should ride to its rescue with

07/12/2025

Americas·Customs·Dumping/Duties·Exports·Imports·Industry·Innovation·Investment·Macron·Technology·Trade

X axes European Commission’s ad account after €120M EU fine

The European Commission has lost access to its control panel for buying and tracking ads on Elon Musk’s X — after fining the social media platform €120 million for violating EU transparency

07/12/2025

Aluminum·Breaches·Companies·Content moderation·digital·Digital Markets Act·Digital Services Act·Exports·Illegal content·Markets·Media·Platforms·Services·Social Media·Steel·Tariffs·Technology·Trade·Transparency

There’s no green backlash, EU climate chief insists

EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra thinks reports of the death of Europe’s green agenda have been greatly exaggerated. “There’s always a lot of talk about backlash,” Hoekstra told POLITICO’s Sustainable Future Summit

02/12/2025

Africa·Borders·Carbon·Carbon Border Tax·Competitiveness·COP30·Diplomacy·Energy and Climate·Exports·Far right·Industry·Negotiations·Rights·Sustainability·Tariffs·Tax·Trade

EU agrees to ax trade perks for countries that refuse to take back failed migrants

BRUSSELS — The European Union has approved a proposal to curb trade benefits for developing countries that refuse to take back migrants whose stay in the bloc has been denied. Low-tariff access

01/12/2025

Development·Exports·farmers·Foreign Affairs·Human rights·Imports·Labor·Markets·MEPs·Politics·Rights·Tariffs·Trade·Visas

Q&A: Leveling the playing field for Europe’s cement producers

High energy prices, risks on CBAM enforcement and promotion of lead markets, as well as increasing carbon costs are hampering domestic and export competitiveness with non-EU producers. The cement industry is fundamental

EU carbon border tax goes easy on dirty Chinese imports, industry warns

BRUSSELS — Europe’s most energy-intensive industries are worried the European Union’s carbon border tax will go too soft on heavily polluting goods imported from China, Brazil and the United States — undermining

Rachel Reeves hopes trade deals can save Britain’s budget. Economists aren’t convinced.

In a luxury Saudi hotel some 3,000 miles away from her economic woes, Britain’s Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a plucky pitch to some of the wealthiest people on the planet. “I believe

In the new scramble for Africa’s resources, Europe tries to right old wrongs

BRUSSELS — When the colonial governments of Belgium and Portugal ordered the construction of a railway connecting oil- and mineral-rich regions in the African interior to the Atlantic, their primary objective was

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Exports

What Europe can gain from Ukrainian arms exports

EU Commission to unveil new Russia sanctions on energy, banks

Britain at a crossroads: Finance, industry and the global adjustment

Merz criticizes EU trade talks with US as ‘far too complicated’

Britain moves to combat Chinese overcapacity amid Trump’s trade war

Britain’s Brexit point man says no to rejoining EU customs union

European industry faces ‘life or death,’ Macron says — and China needs to help

There’s no green backlash, EU climate chief insists

EU agrees to ax trade perks for countries that refuse to take back failed migrants

Q&A: Leveling the playing field for Europe’s cement producers

EU carbon border tax goes easy on dirty Chinese imports, industry warns

Rachel Reeves hopes trade deals can save Britain’s budget. Economists aren’t convinced.

In the new scramble for Africa’s resources, Europe tries to right old wrongs

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