What the EU can teach Canada about environmental liability
In terms of holding industrial polluters liable, European environmental law already sets the bar for the rest of the world.
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Rishi Sunak’s Brexit freeport plan: empty promise or gateway for tax crime?
In the first weeks of the United Kingdom’s official departure from the European Union, one of the most significant moves
Leveraging European capital to build stronger African economies
Two months into the new decade, one of the defining trends of development finance in the 2010s is showing no
Will Europe soon have its own Silicon Valley?
Europe is experiencing a tech-boom that attracts funders that were previously focused on Silicon Valley. If the trend continues, Europe
Trump acquitted – but at what cost for Ukraine and for Europe?
For observers in Kyiv, the conclusion of President Donald Trump’s impeachment saga has been met with understandable relief. Despite Mike
Europe well placed to benefit from soaring Chinese dairy demand
Chinese cuisine is famed for its lively palate, vibrant colors and extensive list of ingredients – but dairy products have
Nutri-Score and the Battle Over Europe’s Food Labels
Within the past month, the government of the Netherlands has announced its intention to adopt ‘Nutri-Score’, while Swiss food conglomerate
How the EU’s approach to social network regulation is creating new winners
Given their influence in shaping public opinion and reach into every corner of the world, European regulators are placing increased
As Modi turns to Europe, India’s FDI disappointments are all homemade
Under PM Narendra Modi, India has pursued a policy of opening up its huge market to FDI in recent years
An honest engagement strategy for Africa can help mitigate migration
As the legal battle surrounding Sea Watch captain Carola Rackete continues to command headlines, the controversy highlights the futility of
Orange’s Iraq misadventure shows how EU fails companies abroad
The news that Siemens has landed a major deal to supply components and services to Iraq’s electricity sector shows there
