Dublin trade with EU sees rise while business with GB drops
Exporters and importers in Ireland have been avoiding Great Britain since Brexit came into force - with 37 new sea routes now in operation.
Exporters and importers in Ireland have been avoiding Great Britain since Brexit came into force - with 37 new sea routes now in operation.
In August, prime minister Boris Johnson urged the world to take climate action "now" after a UN report revealed a "code red for humanity" - but a leaked paper now suggests that chasing post-Brexit economic benefits takes priority.
The UK wants to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Some of the most egregious production practices in intensive animal agriculture still exist in Mexico and Brazil, experts have warned.
“Celebrating apples being exported to India when we are losing the ability to export many products to the EU is just a distraction," a British farmer told The London Economic.
One expert warned trade could get even worse, because the UK government is set to introduce full controls on imports.
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