Marianne Petsinger

@MPetsinger

Senior Research Fellow, US & Americas Programme at Chatham House. Trans-Atlanticist. Trade wonk. Tweets are my own. RT≠endorsements.

London, UK
Joined April 2016
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    3 Dec 2020

    The EU and the US are each other’s most important trading partner In this podcast, speaks on whether the pandemic has made a trade collision between the EU and US more or less likely. Listen here:

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  2. 30 Nov 2020

    The future of the US-China relationship under Joe Biden. Also includes some of my thoughts on where that leaves Europe.

    How will US-China trade change under ? My latest for (register to read free) 👇
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    14 Nov 2020

    I can handle the German pandemic response being better than ours, but I don’t think I can handle it being funnier

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    Replying to @RegSprecher
    Great message. I subtitled it in English as this is a universal message.
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  4. 12 Nov 2020

    A lot of discussion around what Biden means for and US-UK deal. But focusing on set of bilateral negotiations is not enough. US+UK+EU should think about broader context and jointly address concerns re: global trade system. Re-upping my piece

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  5. 12 Nov 2020

    Plus: Another piece looking at Biden’s progressive agenda, the implications of a likely Republican Senate, and role of executive action to tackle climate change.

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  6. 12 Nov 2020

    How should President-elect tackle major policy issues – including , , and the ? 5 key takeaways from colleagues and yours truly.

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  7. 11 Nov 2020

    'Opening informal technical discussions between China, Europe, and the US to better align trade and climate policies would be welcome, especially as any trade dispute that rules a border adjustment measure is illegal may undermine the already shaky WTO order.'

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  8. 11 Nov 2020

    President-elect Biden promises ambitious agenda. EU plans carbon border adjustment mechanism. Great potential for transatlantic cooperation, but how to ensure regime is climate-compatible? Great insights from & Scott Vaughan

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  9. 10 Nov 2020

    The postponed its meeting to pick the next Director-General. The selection process is unlikely to move forward until spring 2021. In the meantime, check out my comments (in German) on the key challenges awaiting the next WTO leader & reform priorities

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  10. 10 Nov 2020

    Key global issues for transatlantic cooperation under Biden: 1) econ recovery from COVID-19 & supply chain resilience 2) level playing field with China 3) WTO reform

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  11. 10 Nov 2020

    Fun to write alongside other Non-Resident Fellows from on key issues for transatlantic cooperation during the next US administration.

    What our geoeconomics fellows are saying Joern Quitzau Sonja Thielges @IASSPotsadam
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    7 Nov 2020

    ‘We're in the battle for the soul of America.’ In 2018, President-elect Joe Biden spoke at Chatham House to outline his vision for the future of the transatlantic relationship and commented on a range of issues in the discussion that followed.

    Joe Biden: A Vision for the Future of the Transatlantic Relationship
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    3 Nov 2020

    The US approach to global trade hangs in the balance with the 2020 election. While a Biden presidency would mean a return to more collaborative US engagement in the global trade system, reform of the WTO is not guaranteed, writes

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    2 Nov 2020

    The outcome of the US elections could have a real impact on the US-EU trade relationship. Is a transatlantic trade collision inevitable? Great to record this terrific podcast with Marianne, , Andreas and Marie Kasperek

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    2 Nov 2020

    Watch our webinar on "The US Presidential Elections 2020 – What’s at stake?": with Prof Anatol Lieven and Marianne Schneider-Petsinger

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    2 Nov 2020

    Ahead of , read analysis on the key international challenges facing the next president: ➡️UK and European relations ➡️Russian Adventurism ➡️Middle East ➡️Global Trade and China ➡️Climate Action ➡️Global Health Security ➡️Latin America ➡️Human Rights

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  17. 30 Oct 2020

    Interesting reform proposals that we discussed with at today's Global Trade Conference. "Continued drift is unacceptable."

    DDG Wolff urges start of “serious discussion” on WTO reforms
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  18. 30 Oct 2020

    Thanks for joining us at the Global Trade Conference. Great discussion about the changing global trade landscape and priorities for the UK.

    DIT has an ambitious agenda leading the effort for sustainable & equitable trade, & championing free trade around the 🌎, at the heart of HMG’s priorities. Great conversation Global Trade conf today, on the outlook for global trade, & DIT’s role.
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    29 Oct 2020

    International Trade Secretary will today set out her vision for a 'values-driven and value-generating' UK trade policy at the Chatham House Global Trade Conference. Join the livestream from 12:30 to follow her speech: The Future of UK Trade Policy

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    27 Oct 2020

    5/9 Global trade : Increased partisanship will not go away anytime soon; nor will internal divisions within the Dem and Rep parties be readily overcome. These constraints limit the potential for a large-scale realignment of US trade policy.

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