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AI could boost global trade by 40% by 2040 if access gaps are reduced, WTO warns

September 20, 2025

WTO report shows AI has the potential to increase global trade by 40% by 2040 if digital and technology access gaps are closed worldwide.

86 WTO members agree on 8 e-commerce articles

December 26, 2021

TOKYO - A total of 86 World Trade Organization member countries and regions, including Japan, the United States and European nations, agreed earlier this month on eight articles regarding electronic commerce, including consumer protection and government data disclosure.

WTO summer holiday from vaccine-equity talks draws calls for action

TUESDAY, JULY 27, 2021

An urgent global effort to rebalance the inequity between rich, vaccinated nations and poor nations sliding further into pandemic misery is colliding with an immovable calendar conflict: the European summer holiday.

Indonesia threatens to challenge EU at WTO in palm oil feud

MONDAY, APRIL 15, 2019

The government has threatened to bring its palm oil dispute with the European Union to the World Trade Organization's Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) if the EU proceeds to treat palm oil as a high-risk vegetable oil in its latest delegated act.

Asean urged to champion free trade

MONDAY, JULY 02, 2018

ASEAN and the broader East Asian region could play a leading role in promoting freer trade and investment flows amid a rising tide of protectionism, the chief of the UN’s trade and development arm said.

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AI could boost global trade by 40% by 2040 if access gaps are reduced, WTO warns

86 WTO members agree on 8 e-commerce articles

WTO summer holiday from vaccine-equity talks draws calls for action

Indonesia threatens to challenge EU at WTO in palm oil feud

Asean urged to champion free trade