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Britain needs tougher steel trade defenses, Cabinet minister says (opens the original)
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LIVERPOOL, England — Wales Secretary Stephen Kinnock is pushing for tougher steel trade defenses for British producers, amid concerns firms are being undercut by cheap imports. Speaking at The POLITICO Pub at Labour Party conference on Monday, Kinnock said he is in discussions with Trade Minister Anas Sarwar about strengthening protections for the steel industry, arguing that the government needs to act to ensure domestic producers are competing on a level playing field. His comments came after
The Burnham meeting with Team Biden that hints at his trade plans (opens the original)
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LONDON — As mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham spent far more time thinking about buses than bilateral trade. But one of his few public forays into the subject took place four years ago — hundreds of miles from Westminster, and even further north than his beloved Manchester. At a U.K.-U.S. trade dialogue in Aberdeen in April 2022, Burnham was the only British mayor to join ministers, officials, business leaders and trade unions to discuss what transatlantic trade should look like in the p
UK caves to pharma demands in Swiss trade deal — despite NHS cost fears (opens the original)
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LONDON — The U.K. has agreed to lock in controversial intellectual property protections for pharmaceutical firms as part of a new trade deal with Switzerland. The agreement, announced on Monday, freezes existing patent protection rules, meaning neither country will be able to shorten exclusivity periods, or bring cheaper generic medicines to market more quickly, without breaching its terms. The move — which marks the first time the U.K. has explicitly written drug patent rules into a trade deal
Britain risks new rift with Washington over deforestation regulations (opens the original)
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LONDON — U.K. plans to tackle illegal deforestation risk stoking U.S. trade tensions, with Washington expressing “strong concerns” about Britain adopting elements of the EU regime. The row is the latest sign of growing U.S. frustration with U.K. efforts to align more closely with Brussels as part of its post-Brexit reset in relations with the bloc. Last month, the U.K. unveiled plans for new deforestation rules modeled on the EU’s in a move aimed at limiting regulatory divergence. The proposals
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