Soaring debt, interest rate hikes, and food prices threaten the future of developing nations as they grapple with a potential economic downturn A Looming Economic Downturn for Developing Countries The United Nations Trade and Development Conference (UNCTAD) has issued a stark warning for developing countries, highlighting the risk of another lost decade due to the … Read more
On April 11th, the United States officially deposited its instrument of acceptance for the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies, making it the fourth World Trade Organization (WTO) member and the first among the large fishing nations to do so. This crucial step underscores the country’s commitment to ocean sustainability and the responsible management of global fisheries … Read more
In December 2020, the European Union, together with 17 other countries, including the United States, Canada, Japan, and Australia, adopted a new Code of Conduct on Export Controls and Human Rights (ECHRI). The ECHRI Code of Conduct aims to balance national security concerns with the protection of human rights in the context of international trade. … Read more
International trade is essential for the growth of businesses and economies worldwide. However, financing international trade can be a complex and risky task, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Traditional financing options, such as bank loans and letters of credit, may not always be available or suitable, leaving many businesses struggling to secure the … Read more
Economic and geopolitical integration have been important drivers of global growth and prosperity, facilitating the flow of goods, capital, and people across borders. However, this process has not been without its challenges, and the current global landscape is characterized by a complex and dynamic mix of opportunities and risks. In this article, we will explore … Read more