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#46 The G|O Briefing, March 24, 2021

This is an onsite, slightly edited republication of the complete G|O Briefing newsletter Today in The Geneva Observer, thanks to a WHO draft resolution obtained by The G|O, we go behind the scenes to look at how drug companies are fighting against a proposal to accept technology transfer

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Dr. Okonjo-Iweala's Hard Gender Challenge

Caroline Dommen | The appointment of the first woman as WTO Director-General sends a strong signal that equality between men and women can be achieved.

#42 The G|O Briefing, March 2, 2021

A change of course at the WTO - Syria's crimes remain unpunished - China is winning the patents race

New WTO chief, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, promises to shake up multilateral trade body to deliver results, but concedes it will not be an easy task

This is an onsite edited excerpt of the G|O Briefing newsletter The scared and limping members of the fractured and demoralized World Trade Organization—derailed by years of bitter trade tensions, crippling trade wars, a widening North-South divide, mistrust, and institutional paralysis—have decided to collectively place their hopes

TRADE: International Geneva Applauds US Rising Star

This is an onsite edited excerpt of the G|O Briefing newsletter Joe Biden has just announced his nomination for US Trade Representative, Katherine Tai. Tai might well become a key member of the Biden’s administration. Reinventing trade, more than just fixing it, and making it more inclusive is

"Geneva's G20" looks at WHO, WTO and the renewal of multilateralism

The G20 summit was held virtually over the weekend, hosted by Saudi Arabia. It could well be renamed the “Geneva G20” due the omnipresence of Geneva-based international organizations in its discussions.

The US fight with China at WTO continues in proxy war with Hong Kong

This is an onsite edited excerpt of the G|O Briefing newsletter Hong Kong has opened legal proceedings in the WTO challenging new labeling rules that were ushered in by the Trump administration after Beijing introduced tough security laws in Hong Kong. Under the executive order signed by President Donald

Trump blocks Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala from WTO top job

US blocks Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala from WTO top job

Africa's WTO Moment

"Today’s world trade is rigged against Africa. It is time for the developing world finally to have its chance."

A Course Correction: Joe Biden's Approach To Trade

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A Course Correction: Joe Biden's Approach To Trade

Susan Ariel Aaronson | "The most dramatic change from a Biden administration will be to stop relying on trade policies to solve non-trade problems."

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