In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, the global economy has weathered a series of shocks, including U.S.-China trade disputes and the unprecedented impact of COVID-19, that are reshaping the dynamics of globalization. These changes have prompted governments to recalibrate international and domestic economic strategies, leading to a rise of protectionism and new industrial […]
Congress should objectively debate the merits both of approving andimplementing the U.S.-Bahrain Free Trade Agreement and ofsupporting U.S. leadership and negotiations in the WTO Doha Round.Domestic priorities, such as fostering economic growth and jobs andopening foreign markets for American farmers and manufacturers,fully mesh with negotiator's efforts to promote tradeliberalization.
Council of the Americas will host an expert panel to discuss opportunities for private sector engagement and cooperation with governments in Latin America.