Trump Administration Considering Alternatives to WTO Dispute Resolution, Report Says
The White House is exploring alternatives to the World Trade Organization dispute resolution system and "incoming officials” have tasked the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative with drafting a blueprint of legal mechanisms for unilateral trade remedies, the Financial Times…
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reported (here). The U.S. would remain a WTO member under the plans. President Donald Trump called the WTO a “disaster” for the U.S. in July during his general election campaign (see 1607260043). The White House didn’t comment on the report.