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Should the UK pursue dynamic alignment with the EU?
The EU’s neighbours follow various models of dynamic alignment with its rules. Which model, if any, could suit the UK? -
Why cities must drive growth in the EU's single market
By integrating European services markets and investing in cities with high potential, the EU can raise its anemic growth rate and spread economic activity beyond successful metropolises. -
Big tech rivalry could be the key to competition in AI
Competition authorities might need to accept that today’s large technology firms will play a key role in artificial intelligence. They need to focus on ensuring they compete fiercely – rather than peacefully co-exist. -
Delivering the goods: An EU trade agenda for the next UK government
The Labour Party’s red lines will restrict its ambitions for changing the EU-UK relationship, but if it forms a government it should push Brussels for concessions, particularly on trade in goods. -
Can the EU hold back the great tech decoupling?
The US wants Europe to adopt stronger limits on high-tech goods trade with China. In response, the EU should insist the US stick with de-risking, not decoupling, and demand greater transatlantic economic co-operation.
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