ISDS Case Map
US
Donald Trump signed the so-called Asia Reassurance Initiative Act (ARIA) includes a call for the US to return to multilateral trade deals, countering the President's own tendency to pursue agreements with individual countries such as Mexico, Canada and Japan.
As released by the Office of the US Trade Representative
Opposition to “free” trade is clearly growing. Less clear are the alternatives to free trade that might emerge.
NAFTA 2.0 would effectively tie the US Congress’ hands in the struggle against rising drug prices.
The United States signalled it would not bow to the European Union’s request to keep agriculture out of planned US-EU trade talks.
We can stop NAFTA II and replace corporate trade with a new model that raises working conditions and protects the environment.
The European Commission is preparing two mandates: one to cover removal of tariffs on industrial goods and another on areas of possible regulatory cooperation in areas such as pharmaceuticals, medical devices and cyber security.
With the US as the centerpiece, the TPP would have given the country a more significant stake in Asia and the Pacific in much the same way as NAFTA did in America.
Now that the Trump administration has revamped the North American Free Trade Agreement, it is taking a look at kicking key countries out of its sister pact, the Central American Free Trade Agreement.
The US-Africa Strategy seeks to re-position the US and bring it to par with China and Russia.
