Greg Hands
Former Minister of State for Trade Policy of the United Kingdom
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Aug 5, 2026
Trade Offs of a Trade War: A One-and-a-Half-Year Assessment of Trump’s Tariffs
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Greg HandsGUEST
it? Of course it's a concern and of course it's a vulnerability for all of us, all of the, what Mark Carney would have called the medium-sized powers in this world of large blocks.
Greg HandsGUEST
There are the future, in my view, as plurilateralist, neither unilateralist nor multilateralist.
Greg HandsGUEST
I think probably the best example for the future is agreements like CPTPP, which is, if you like, a coalition of the willing, the most pro-free trade countries in the world, representing about 16% of global GDP led by Japan and the UK.
Greg HandsGUEST
First of all, I'd like to see the EU join CPTPP, which is something promoted by me and the former EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström, who Anders will certainly know well.
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