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Law Prof - International and European Economic Law - Queen’s University Belfast

From a NI perspective, one of the things to look at in EU-UK deal is the commitment to negotiate RoO for goods where preferential treatment is agreed (agri-food mostly). Given how integrated supply chains are in the island, this has implications for NI inputs in RoI exports.

Press release just landed from Aix-Marseille University - a true sign of the times "In a context where some scientists in the US may feel threatened or hindered... our uni is announcing a program welcoming scientists wishing to pursue their work in an environment conducive to... academic freedom"

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91% of trade agreements concluded by the UK since 2017 intersect with devolved matters and interests. The overlaps vary significantly and most do not require specific legislative changes in devolved law. This begs questions about the regulatory effect of FTA provisions. citp.ac.uk/publications...

New Briefing Paper, 'Trade and Devolution' by Lisa Claire Whitten. (Headshot of Lisa).

A Trump administration could bring challenges for Northern Ireland’s trade under the Windsor Framework. Potential trade wars, higher tariff gaps between the EU and UK on US imports, and strained EU-UK collaboration could impact Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit trade setup. citp.ac.uk/publications...

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