World Trade Organization
Everything filed under institutions in our international relations coverage, the 16 reports filed on it so far.
Canada Outlines New Foreign Policy of Strategic Autonomy
Foreign Minister Anita Anand told the UN General Assembly the world faces a profound rupture in the international order, announcing a Canadian foreign
Trump-Xi Summit Extends Trade Truce, Leaves Taiwan Tensions
The second Trump-Xi summit of the year ended with a two-month extension of the October trade truce and mutual incentives for future meetings, but no...
UNGA Debate Warns Gaza Conflict Threatens Global Stability
At the UN General Assembly, Israeli and Palestinian leaders clashed over Gaza while world leaders warned the conflict is exacerbating global food and
U.S.-China Relations Face Rotting Foundation Despite Summit
Ahead of the Trump-Xi summit, an analysis warns that bipartisan U.S. Hostility and mutual economic threats are undermining the relationship, despite...
UN Assembly President Stakes Presidency on Restoring Trust
Khalilur Rahman, President of the UN General Assembly's 81st session, has made restoring global trust in the organization the central theme of his...
WHO reports third warehouse attack in Kyiv
The World Health Organization says a recent airstrikes have damaged its medical supply warehouses in Ukraine, marking the third such incident in three
U.S. Extends AGOA Trade Pact with Africa Through 2028
Congress has extended the African Growth and Opportunity Act trade agreement through 2028, following a request from the White House for a short-term
Guterres Urges SCO to Back More Representative Global
UN Secretary-General António Guterres told the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit that a multipolar world is beneficial and called for reforms...
Canada Rejects US Trade Demands, Mexico Observes
Canada left trade talks with the US, facing retaliatory tariffs. Mexico is studying the dispute for lessons before its own US negotiations.
WFP halves West Bank aid as Gaza health
The World Food Programme has cut food aid to 200,000 people in the West Bank due to funding shortages, while WHO warns of a potential public health
Defense-Dominant World Reshapes
Recent conflicts suggest a shift to a 'defense-dominant' world where powerful states struggle to conquer territory, driven by new technologies like...
China's Mercantilist Strategy Poses
An analysis argues China's record trade surplus stems from a deliberate strategy of industrial self-sufficiency and export maximization, creating
The Unrealistic Nature of Realism in International Relations
The theory of realism in international relations has become increasingly unhelpful in understanding global affairs, with its predictions consistently...
UAE Imposes Trade Embargo on Iran Amid Escalating Tensions
The United Arab Emirates has halted all trade and financial transactions with Iran, citing regional escalations that undermine regional and...
Weakening America: Trump's Consequential Presidency
A review of the consequences of Trump's actions on America's relative power and standing in the world.
China's New Laws Ensnare Western Companies in Legal Bind
China's expanding economic security toolkit is countering Western trade and financial restrictions, putting foreign companies in a bind between...