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Despite a clear decline in certain fish populations, many fisheries subsidies still promote illegal fishing, overfishing and overcapacity. Their removal is a priority.

Database will enable ASEAN countries to identify the extent of application of non-tariff measures and make them business friendly.

The report highlights how commodity-dependent developing countries will be directly affected by climate change, and indirectly by mitigation and adaptation policies pursued not only by themselves but also by third countries.

The world is doing far too little for small island states on the frontlines of the climate emergency. Now is the time to turn the corner.

Small island nations are calling for global help to cope with the climate crisis unfolding in their backyard, as their ability to respond is curtailed by lack of finance.

The Ministry of Trade, the Ministry of Economy and Planning and UNCTAD discussed reforms to boost FDI for economic diversification during the presentation of the Investment Policy Review (IPR)

Digital wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few US- and China-based platforms. The gap between the under-connected and the hyper-digitalized countries will widen and worsen inequalities if unaddressed, says new UN report.

United Nations agencies, small island nations and the trade community gather to take steps to ensure global trade policy changes and is angled to be part of the climate solution.

Young scholars and policymakers examine how to renew multilateralism to provide the global public goods needed to deliver shared prosperity and a healthy planet.

New electronic solution will enable countries to better control legal trade of endangered species and help prevent illegal trade.