Russia and Ukraine, together with their Western supporters, are “in a military-industrial battle of attrition”
Tobias Gehrke on how sanctions could affect the Russian military industry
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We Europeans are adapting to the geo-economic mentality
Tobias Gehrke comments on the EU industrial policy
This race is unlikely to last long or be large enough to counter the renewable energy boom
Tobias Gehrke thinks that finding alternative suppliers of fossil fuels to make up for the decoupling from Russia is a short-term trend
2022 was the year in which we entered a territory uncharted since World War II, as no economy anywhere near Russia’s size had ever been subject to a sanctions regime like the one in place today
Tobias Gehrke reflects on the economic impact of the war in Ukraine on its anniversary
Tobias Gehrke on sanctions against Russia
Taking stock after one year of sanctions on Russia, we can say some are beginning to bite hard, others have been ineffective
Tobias Gehrke on sanctions against Russia
All of a sudden, these countries are exporting things that they do not produce themselves
Tobias Gehrke explains how neighbouring countries help the Kremlin to evade sanctions
The ball is now in Europe’s court. European Union member states need to urgently put export controls on their geopolitical and geo-economic agendas
Analysis of Tobias Gehrke and Julian Ringhof on the role of Europe towards global exports competition
The Commission is in a pretty tough spot because […]once you open the coffers for Germany and France it will be difficult to get consensus for common instruments
Tobias Gehrke on why easing state aid rules within the EU to facilitate cash flowing into the lower carbon economy is tricky
One of the key objectives of the IRA is to exclude Chinese suppliers from clean energy supply chain
Tobias Gehrke believes that the IRA’s priority was reducing US dependence on Chinese imports