High-quality, independent and expert advice through FMG online sessions centered on the WTO and global trade. Join our endeavors to rejuvenate multilateralism!
Friends of Multilateralism Group (FMG)
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High-quality, independent and expert advice through FMG online sessions centered on the WTO and global trade. Join our endeavors to rejuvenate multilateralism!
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Recent Episodes
March 29, 2026
FMG Webinar on Tax Credits aspects of the US IRA, WT/DS 623
<p>The intersection of climate policy and international trade rules has become a defining legal challenge of our time. Against this backdrop, the recent Panel Report on the United States – Certain Tax Credits under the Inflation Reduction Act (DS623) raises fundamental questions about the compatibility of climate-driven industrial measures with core WTO disciplines.</p><p>This session seeks to explore the legal reasoning of the Panel, the prospects for reconciling climate</p><p>subsidies with TRIMs and SCM disciplines, and the broader implications for the future of trade and</p><p>environmental governance.</p><p>Key questions include but are not limited to whether and why local content requirements have resisted justification under Article XX, whether new readings of the SCM Agreement might accommodate climate objectives, and what the causation between subsidy, injury, and climate goals entails for WTO jurisprudence.</p>
March 29, 2026
FMG Webinar on Most-Favoured-Nation
<p>The Most-Favoured-Nation (MFN) principle is a cornerstone of the World Trade</p><p>Organization.</p><p>Recently major WTO members have tabled new proposals that seek to reinterpret or update</p><p>the role of MFN. As members navigate these proposals, discussions within the WTO have</p><p>become increasingly dynamic.</p><p>FMG is glad to host this webinar which aims to unpack these recent developments,</p><p>examine the key proposals put forward by major trading powers, and explore the</p><p>implications of these discussions for the future of global trade governance.</p>
February 12, 2026
FMG Webinar on the U.S. Withdrawl from IGOs
<p>The landscape of multilateral engagement is increasingly marked by shifts in national commitments to international institutions. The withdrawal of certain countries from certain international organizations invites close examination, particularly in terms of its repercussions for the global trading system and the World Trade Organization. Notably, institutions such as UNCTAD and ITC — each integral to trade-related capacity building, development, and governance — have been mentioned in discussions of possible disengagement.</p><p>FMG is glad to host this webinar, to explore the motivations behind such moves, their potential ripple effects across the trade ecosystem, and the potential ways forward.</p>
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