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18 September 2026

Trump may have breathed new life into the World Trade Organization

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Trump may have breathed new life into the World Trade Organization

President Trump once called the World Trade Organization “a total disaster.” He may now be giving it a reason to matter again. Trump’s tariffs are raising the cost of economic dependence on the United ...

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