A joint OECD/Unctad report says most G20 member countries introduced laws to liberalise FDI in 2016. But it warns against complacency.

As dispute settlement centre ICSID announces that it is revamping its regulations, greater transparency and a cut in the time and cost of arbitration will top the agenda.

Foreign and domestic investors alike have welcomed new legislation on doing business in Myanmar.

The International Chamber of Commerce says banks are increasingly finding it difficult to finance trade, with smaller companies suffering the most from this reduction in funding. Natasha Turak reports.

Brazil’s interim government plans to put out to tender the maintenance and running of many national parks as part of a major public-private partnership drive, which includes many infrastructure projects. Jason Mitchell reports.

With terrorism at the top of many developed countries’ list of concerns, the Commission on Countering Violent Extremism has come up with recommendations to tackle the issue. Karen Thuermer reports.

Post-TTP and TTIP, the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between Canada and the EU points the way forward for global trade 

Donald Trump made tax reform a key plank of his election campaign. What can the US expect once he is inaugurated in January?

If US president-elect Donald Trump keeps his promise to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the remaining interested parties will have some tough choices to make.