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The U.S. has been carefully constructing the framework and India, despite endorsing it, needs to be wary of hurdles

In mid-June, the World Trade Organization (WTO) will meet to finish negotiations to waive certain sections of the agreement on Trade Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS). However, it is not the TRIPS waiver originally proposed 18 months ago by member states South Africa and India, which would have allowed countries…

Emails describe strategy in 2018 by Sir Richard Dearlove and others to ensure Britain left EU on WTO terms

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has heightened everyone's appreciation of global issues and interconnectivity. In addition to geopolitical and defence concerns, there is a renewed focus on the state of international trade. After continuing Donald Trump's destructive trade policies for more than a year, US President Joe Biden's administration finally appears…

Oxfam America, Partners in Health and other civil society groups urged U.S. President Joe Biden to press for changes in a draft agreement on waiving intellectual property rights for COVID-19 vaccines, underscoring divisions over the current text.

In this episode, we examine the effect India’s flip-flop on wheat exports will have on its foreign policy.

LONDON: The ties that bind the global economy together, and delivered goods in abundance across the world, are unravelling at a frightening pace.

Pascal Lamy says row is solvable if PM stops using emotional Brexit politics to solve ‘technical problem’

Pascal Lamy to lead commission exploring how methods to tackle global heating could be governed