US spurning of WTO could bring change for the good
Editor's Insight: The world's primary trade body is in a power vacuum, handicapped by out-of-date rules and no driving force to bring them up to date.
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Trade ministers from the 164 member countries of the World Trade Organisation are meeting in Buenos Aires this week at a time when the body has never seemed more powerless.
This is mainly due to a backlash to globalisation led by the US, the country that once championed free trade and a
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US spurning of WTO could bring change for the good
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