Rules of origin

The government says discussions with Canada are continuing.

Canadian officials deny any talks are ongoing to avert the hit to carmakers.

Chinese-manufactured batteries leave Europe in a bind.

Commission Vice President Maroš Šefčovič insists decision was ‘taken from the point of view of European industrial interest,’ and is not a favor to the Brits.

After months of glacial progress, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak now faces multiple barriers to agreeing an FTA.

British PM invited to sign deal in India in late October.

Nus Ghani’s comments come ahead of looming tariff on EVs traded between the U.K. and the bloc.

EU trade chief Valdis Dombrovskis favors UK calls to extend deadline but faces opposition from internal market supremo Thierry Breton, say sources.

Brussels’ former Brexit chief urges collaboration on shared challenges and reflects on tumultuous talks.

Britain and the EU are holding negotiations over the issue but Brussels is expected to maintain a hardline until the autumn.

Major carmakers, increasingly focused on electric vehicle production, warn that new trade barriers would lead to jobs moving overseas.

Carmakers want much more clarity as Brussels and London start talking about a crucial trade deadline.

Visas, services and different views about the scale of the trade agreement mean a pact is still elusive — despite a ticking clock.

Officials on all sides optimistic of a new year breakthrough.

Home secretary’s migration remarks have made negotiations tougher, people close to the talks tell POLITICO.

India and the UK are aiming for a deal by Diwali — but businesses aren’t so sure.

UK minister Gerry Grimstone tells POLITICO he’s ready to win over EV giants — but it won’t be easy.

While a long-standing ban on sheep meat has been lifted, it’s a bit more complex for the Scottish fave.

Industry groups say new system designed to consult them on trade negotiations is a mess.

Campaigners and businesses are already feeling the effects of ‘rules of origin’ requirements.

Boris Johnson’s ‘tariff-free’ deal does not mean British businesses won’t face new duties.

Some Leave voters may be disappointed.

Call for a set of grace periods and standstill agreements reflects mounting despair among British businesses.

A mega deal between 15 Asian economies triggers headaches for Brussels.