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Global Public Affairs & Government Relations Weekly Brief

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The content discusses escalating geopolitical tensions affecting global shipping, trade relations, and economic policies. Key developments include heightened U.S.-Iran conflicts threatening Gulf shipping routes, a referral of Iran’s nuclear noncompliance to the UN, a trade dispute between the U.S. and Canada, and political challenges in Germany due to the far-right AfD’s electoral gains.

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When Access Becomes Conditional: Global Public Affairs and Government Relations Weekly Report

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This week’s report highlights significant developments in public affairs, notably the fallout from failed U.S.–Canada trade negotiations that resulted in new tariffs. It emphasizes the increasing trend of conditional market access influenced by national security and regulatory frameworks, affecting trade, procurement, and foreign investments across multiple regions.

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The Law Has Passed. The Public Affairs Campaign Has Not

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The European Commission’s Implementation Dialogues signify a shift in policy influence extending beyond rule adoption. Real-world effects depend on factors such as interpretation and enforcement. Engaging diverse stakeholders and using operational evidence are crucial for effective implementation, which is now viewed as an integral part of the policy process, not merely an afterthought.

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