At the recently concluded WTO Ministerial Conference 13 in Abu Dhabi, the Indian delegation emphasised the country’s commitment to addressing food security for its vulnerable populations as a cruc...
In the forthcoming WTO Ministerial Conference that begins in Abu Dhabi on February 26, the international community is seeking some pragmatic outcomes. There are several contentious issues on the table...
Dr Sunitha Raju deliberates on the WTO's work programme post-pandemic, the dilemma of diverse concerns of developing nations, challenges faced in consensus building and proposed negotiation strategies...
Dr Amita Batra, Professor of Economics, Centre for South Asian Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, discusses the role of the WTO in context of the changing trade dyn...
Non-tariff measures have been on a consistent rise, leading to significant costs for exporters. Easing them will be key to a post-COVID recovery, when nationwide lockdowns and supply chain disruptions...
Without a strong impetus from its Members, WTO may remain ineffective in its core mandate of managing international trade relations. The costs of this (economic or otherwise) may be too much to bear i...
