Much has been said about the so-called “Brussels Effect”—that is, the European Union’s animating conceit that its mission is to make rules for the entire world. Without irony, the EU has embraced the meme that others innovate, while the EU regulates. Recent shifts in U.S. trade policy have introduced the threat of tariffs against jurisdictions ... The Washington Effect: Will the Brussels Bureaucracy Bend?| Truth on the Market
While the details have changed several times, tariffs are key to this administration. As this story was being prepared for publication, August 1 is the expiration date for some countries’ tariff rates and the start of revised tariff rates for other nations.| CalChamber Alert
El nuevo pacto transatlántico fija aranceles comunes, impulsa la cooperación energética y tecnológica y refuerza los lazos comerciales, pero también plantea dudas sobre el reparto real de beneficios y el margen de autonomía de Europa.| El Conciso
Over recent weeks, I’ve been experimenting with AI tools to better understand and explain complicated topics—especially how official messages communicate| AMIS Technology Blog
