Tom Wills is director of the Trade Justice Movement The future is global partnerships that respect national sovereignty, uphold rights and focus on reuse and recycling

Critical minerals are central to the UK’s energy transition, industrial strategy and economic security. The UK government intends to secure increased access to minerals through new trade agreements. T...

More than 340 civil society organisations from around the world have signed a new global statement urging governments to work together to move away from Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS), the s...

With the NHS on its knees, the UK has struck a secretive new drugs deal. But how was it made – and what will it really cost?

Long read: British trade deals are being used to protect fossil fuel company assets around the world, and MPs barely get a say

Claimants are being represented by Conservative MP and former attorney general Geoffrey Cox Lawsuit is the first known case under Investor State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) against the UK since 2006 […]

Campaigners say green transition must not be hijacked by military industries or used to undermine the economies of developing countries.

From Tom Wills, Director, Trade Justice Movement, London SW9, UK

Britain hopes to seal trio of trade accords in coming weeks as talks also continue with the EU and India

Editorial: Although the prospect has seemed far from realistic in the past, JD Vance’s recent remarks suggest it could indeed be possible now

US President Trump's new reciprocal tariffs will heavily impact some of the world's poorest countries, with rates up to 50%. These tariffs could undermine their labor-intensive export industries, push...

The island is being sued by a mining company over its decision, and faces paying nine times its annual budget in damages if it loses