Alan Beattie is a Senior Trade Writer at the Financial Times. He writes the Trade Secrets newsletter and an opinion column, focusing on international trade, globalisation, and the intersection of geopolitics and economics. His insights are featured in various publications, including The Australian Financial Review and Yahoo Finance.
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Wargaming the EU-China conflict warns Europe against aggression towards an opponent with superior firepower
By: Alan Beattie
The blockade has done less damage to oil prices and food production than many expected
The EU carbon pricing model is being supplanted by Beijing’s green tech spending and Donald Trump’s oil price shock
Chinese sales platforms and delivery services have adapted to survive the end of the ‘de minimis’ allowance
The president’s obsession with tariffs reflects a misreading of the past 250 years
Andy Burnham’s fantasy realm will fall apart if it’s allowed contact with messy geographical reality
Ούτε ο πόλεμος στον Περσικό Κόλπο, ούτε η εκτίναξη τιμών μετά την πανδημία Covid και τον πόλεμο στην Ουκρανία μας έχουν πάει πίσω στον
Crude tariffs won’t be enough to promote EU renewable energy
Traditional trade deals will not address geopolitical concerns
The bogus rationale for duties has rotated from economic emergency to balance of payments to unfair trade
