A provisional deal between the United States and European Union to exempt aircraft from tariffs avoids a potential threat to ...

There had been great hope at the turn of the century that China would end long-standing predatory and criminal trade ...

The current Trump tariffs may not be mimicking the pre-WWII period, but they are certainly reminiscent of that.

World Trade Organization members are seeking to break years of paralysis in international trade negotiations, which have been sidelined by the Trump administration and risk becoming irrelevant, ...

The World Trade Organization is aiming to overcome stagnation in global trade negotiations, partially caused by former U.S. President Trump's tariff policies. Current reform discussions focus on ...

The Omicron scare provided a face-saving way to cancel the Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization, scheduled to open Nov. 30 in Geneva. The session was headed for minimal results ...

The volume of world merchandise trade grew more than forecast in the first quarter of 2025 from the previous three months, but growth is expected to slow, a new World Trade Organization report said on ...

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the World Trade Organization’s director general, said bringing more countries into international production networks could make supply chains more resilient.

The World Trade Organization decision relates to a case that dates back to 2007 and is unrelated to the tariffs the administration has slapped on $250 billion in Chinese goods.

As the World Trade Organization is increasingly sidelined, the future is going to look more like the past—and it won’t be a level playing field.