Tag: trade
Global Growth Slows to 2.6% in 2025 Amid Trade and Financial...
UNCTAD's 2025 report predicts global growth at 2.6%, highlighting rising financial volatility, trade slowdowns, and the urgent need for reforms to support developing economies.
Global Crackdown on Illicit Trade in Cultural Property: UN and Interpol...
The illicit trade in cultural property is among the world’s oldest and most lucrative criminal enterprises. In 2024, global cooperation led by...
Global Economic Growth Slows Amid Trade Tensions
Global economic growth is expected to decelerate over the next two years, with global GDP projected to slow from 3.3% in 2024...
UN-Backed Nuclear Science Takes Aim at Global Seafood Fraud
Seafood fraud is emerging as one of the most pressing challenges for consumers, fishers, and regulators worldwide. From mislabeled species to hidden...
Global Trade Can Help End Plastic Pollution
Plastic pollution has become a global crisis, disproportionately impacting developing nations already struggling with waste management and climate resilience. With plastic production...
Trump’s 50% Copper Tariff Threatens US Manufacturing and Global Supply Chains
Copper futures in New York skyrocketed after President Trump announced plans for a 50% tariff on copper imports, triggering shockwaves across global...
Fisheries; Progress, But Global Gaps Persist
The global share of sustainable fish stocks has increased, with 64.5% now fished at biologically safe levels but the remaining stocks are...
Global Waters, Rising Tensions: Maritime Crisis Threatening Trade and Peace
The United Nations has given a stark warning to world leaders, stressing that oceans and seas face unprecedented pressure from geopolitical conflict,...
Shipping ‘s Net-Zero Voyage: How Global Trade Is Tackling Its Carbon...
Global shipping, the backbone of international trade, has long escaped climate scrutiny. That changed in April 2025 with a landmark agreement. The...
Counterfeit Goods Account for $467 Billion in Global Trade
The global trade in counterfeit goods remains a pressing and growing threat to public safety, economic stability, and international supply chains, according...







































