Trade Treasury Payments: There’s no new normal

The clue is in the name: Liberation
Day. When President Trump
announced at the beginning of his
speech that he was declaring the
independence of the United States
from the global trade system, this
was not a negotiation. The rhetoric
used was violent: “America has
been looted, pillaged and raped
by other countries.” The scale of the
tariffs imposed was unprecedented
—a minimum of 10% and for some,
notably China, much higher.
UK & DE Freight in 2024 and Beyond: A Supply Chain Logistics Case Study

Dive into the future of UK & DE freight: Adaptation, green logistics, and technological innovation shaping 2024 and beyond.
Measuring the world: why sustainability regulation cannot ignore the Kosmos

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“Fragmentation”, trade, and supply chain resilience: understanding the politics is critical to make sense of the economics

Explore the intricate relationship between trade fragmentation, geopolitics, and supply chain resilience with Dr. Rebecca Harding. Learn why understanding the political landscape is crucial to making economic sense and how strategic trade is shaping the 21st-century battleground.
Supply Chain Resilience is the New Tradecraft, but why does this matter?

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In Defence of World Trade

Discover how biometric technology could revolutionize global trade, offering seamless and secure cross-border transactions by reducing inefficiencies at customs and immigration, with real-time tracking and smart contract integrations, promising a future of frictionless international commerce.