The WTO ministerial in Cameroon ended in deadlock, failing to extend the e-commerce moratorium and highlighting deep divisions between major powers and emerging economies. Disagreements over digital taxation, intellectual property, and rule-making reveal a fractured global economic order, with Brazil and India pushing back against US and China-backed…
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- The WTO ministerial in Cameroon ended in deadlock, failing to extend the e-commerce moratorium and highlighting deep divisions between major powers and emerging economies.
- Disagreements over digital taxation, intellectual property, and rule-making reveal a fractured global economic order, with Brazil and India pushing back against US and China-backed initiatives.
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- axation, intellectual property, and rule-making reveal a fractured global economic order, with Brazil and India pushing back against US and China-backed initiatives. The WTO ministerial in Cameroon ended in deadlock,…
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- The WTO ministerial in Cameroon ended in deadlock, failing to extend the e-commerce moratorium and highlighting deep divisions between major powers and emerging economies.
- Disagreements over digital taxation, intellectual property, and rule-making reveal a fractured global economic order, with Brazil and India pushing back against US and China-backed initiatives.