Governments and international organizations collectively invest trillions of dollars each year in transport infrastructure — roads, railways, tunnels, bridges.
Debates about tariff evasion have focused on Chinese goods entering the US. This column examines the reverse flow and
Bilateral pushback against China is failing, making joint WTO and IMF action key to tackling subsidies, under-consumption and an
The 2025-26 US tariffs have renewed the question of how much of a tariff reaches consumers, and how quickly.
EU green value chains are losing competitiveness, but strong regional specialisation means support should target regions with the best
AI is transforming digital services, and mobile apps, which routinely reach users far beyond their home markets, show just
China’s trade surplus is widening, its manufactured exports are surging, and the political backlash is intensifying. This column argues
Western Balkan firms are adopting measures to reduce environmental impacts, but smaller local firms need support to comply with
European automotive policy should prioritise affordable competitiveness over protectionism, using resilience criteria and temporary safeguards. The European automotive industry
Trade wars do not simply redirect exports; they also reshape the costs of production, disrupt supplier-customer relationships, and trigger
Governments and international organizations collectively invest trillions of dollars each year in transport infrastructure — roads, railways, tunnels, bridges.
Debates about tariff evasion have focused on Chinese goods entering the US. This column examines the reverse flow and
Bilateral pushback against China is failing, making joint WTO and IMF action key to tackling subsidies, under-consumption and an
The 2025-26 US tariffs have renewed the question of how much of a tariff reaches consumers, and how quickly.
EU green value chains are losing competitiveness, but strong regional specialisation means support should target regions with the best
AI is transforming digital services, and mobile apps, which routinely reach users far beyond their home markets, show just
China’s trade surplus is widening, its manufactured exports are surging, and the political backlash is intensifying. This column argues
Western Balkan firms are adopting measures to reduce environmental impacts, but smaller local firms need support to comply with
European automotive policy should prioritise affordable competitiveness over protectionism, using resilience criteria and temporary safeguards. The European automotive industry
Trade wars do not simply redirect exports; they also reshape the costs of production, disrupt supplier-customer relationships, and trigger
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