Keynote speaker, award-winning consultant, international speaker, best-selling author
Andy Bounds is a keynote speaker and award-winning consultant at various international platforms. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on LATAM and APAC, as well as topics related to education, business, economics, and transportation. Bounds has been featured in prestigious publications such as The Australian Financial Review, The Irish Times, and Financial Times.
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Dutch lead civilian drills to withstand Russian sabotage and natural disasters
By: Alice Hancock, Henry Foy, Ian Johnston, Andy Bounds
Also in this newsletter: Turkey warns of ‘Made in Europe’ retaliation
By: Andy Bounds, Anne-Sylvaine Chassany
Berlin on board with ‘second-strike weapon’ to deter threats over key supplies such as exports of Chinese rare earths and magnets
By: Chris Smyth, Andy Bounds, Ashley Armstrong, Madeleine Speed, George Parker
Food and drink industry fears it may be forced to comply with different regulatory regimes every few years
By: Peter Foster, Andy Bounds, Amy Borrett
Trade watchdog’s findings leave ministers facing tough decision on whether to follow recommendation
By: Anne-Sylvaine Chassany, Henry Foy, George Parker, Andy Bounds, Edward White
Also in this newsletter: Burnham travels to Berlin to win EU friends
Sweeping new measures give companies 180 days to stop trading with The Hague-based war tribunal
By: Andy Bounds, Joe Leahy
Auto sector welcomes ‘understanding’ reached with Beijing but other industries warn China’s huge trade surplus will persist without further action
By: George Parker, Peter Foster, Andy Bounds
Prime minister to address Commons on Monday as he seeks to reopen debate on Brexit
By: Andy Bounds, Kana Inagaki, Sarah White
Some western executives warn that the measures will only briefly protect European companies
