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The Friends of Multilateralism Group
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WTO Reform
Want to rally the WTO? Put the e-commerce tariff moratorium first.
On 2 Dec 2025, Maria L. Pagan published this article on Hinrich Foundation website, as FMG member and former Ambassador of the U.S. to the WTO. Full text of this article can be viewed via:...
Want to rally the WTO? Put the e-commerce tariff moratorium first.
On 2 Dec 2025, Maria L. Pagan published this article on Hinrich Foundation, as FMG member and former Ambassador of the U.S. to the WTO. Full text of this article can be viewed via:https://www.hinrichfoundation.com/research/article/wto/wto-put-e-commerce-first
FMG One-Pagers
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Covid-19 and Trade
21st Century Tracking of Pandemic-Era Trade Policies in Food and Medical Products
Simon Evenett, as Professor of St. Gallen University, published this paper on 2nd May 2020 with the Global Trade Alert Team. Full text of this article can be downloaded via: https://www.globaltradealert.org/reports/54
Price of Pandemic: Weakened Trade System Exposed
Evan Rogerson published this commentary on 4th May for the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) of Nanyang Technological University (NTU) as Adjunct Senior Fellow with the Centre for Multilateralism Studies at the RSIS. Full text of this article can...
Others
Thank you for music! What are tariffs doing to music industry?
On 19 November, Cecilia Malmström published it as FMG member and EU trade Commissioner with Cullen S. Hendrix, John Mlynczak and Julie Robbins on PIIE . Full text of this article can be viewed...
About half of trade concerns reported ‘resolved’ to WTO Goods Council
On 16 Nov 2025, Peter Ungphakorn posted this blog on Trade β Blog as FMG member who used to work at the WTO Secretariat. Full text of this blog can be viewed via:https://tradebetablog.wordpress.com/2025/11/16/half-concerns-resolved-wto-goods-council/