So far, the details of the Airbus ruling have not been leaked, so nothing to comment on in that regard.  However, I did have a quibble with this statement by the Economist: Theoretically the WTO ruling, if confirmed and not over-turned on appeal, could cause a trade war between the

International Economic Law Interest Group (IEcLIG) of American Society of International Law (ASIL) Call for Papers ( Deadline Extended ) Risk, Science and Law in International Governance International law in the 21st century has increasingly responded to and been challenged by domestic measures which aim to address various health risks. A number

The WSJ says it's 1,000 pages: Trade-law specialists say the 1,000-page document's wording will be ambiguous enough to allow the EU to appeal unfavorable findings Here's another non-substantive question:  Will the document be leaked?  No doubt it will be leaked to someone,

From the headline of a NY Times article.  They say that India is now ready to move ahead, but they are less sure about the U.S.: While there are signs that the host of this week’s session, India, has become more willing to bargain, negotiators are still trying

Washington Trade Daily just tweeted: USTR Kirk just told reporters President Obama will deliver his long-awaited trade policy speech sometime before the G-20 meeting Sept 24. "Long-awaited" is right.  I had been expecting to spend much of the past few months blogging about the new Obama trade policy,