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Tim Peter

Tim Peter

Brussels

Tim Peter has been a commercial policy officer in the office of the Chairman of the Committee on International Trade of the European Parliament since 2014. Prior to his work in the EP, he worked in the speaker service and the Directorate-General for Trade of the European Commission.

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Europe | 02.10.2019

Free trade is dead

Long live free trade? Only if we can make globalisation socially just and environmentally sustainable in the future

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