Kimberley Botwright is Deputy Head of the Centre for Regions, Trade and Geopolitical at the World Economic Forum. Previously, she has worked at the International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD,) and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Kimberley holds an M.A. in European Economics and Policy from l’Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris (Sciences Po) and a B.A. from the University of Oxford. She is fluent in English and French, and is a citizen of the UK and Switzerland.
A principios de 2025, el panorama del comercio mundial cambió cuando el presidente estadounidense Donald Trump, recién llegado a la Casa Blanca, reavivó una disputa arancelaria con China ...
In early 2025, the global trade landscape was reshaped as US President Donald Trump, newly returned to the White House, reignited a tariff dispute with China as part of a broader effort t...
自今年1月重返白宫以来，美国总统唐纳德·特朗普威胁并实施了一系列新关税政策。
Desde su regreso a la Casa Blanca en enero, el presidente estadounidense Donald Trump ha amenazado con una serie de nuevos aranceles comerciales generalizados.
This article has been developed in collaboration with Kearney.
At this year’s World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, trade featured prominently as participants unpacked the potential return of tariffs and other new trade trends. H...
Indonesia busca convertirse en un país de ingresos altos para 2045. El comercio y la inversión siguen siendo herramientas importantes para que los responsables de políticas implementen un...
Indonesia aims to become a high-income country by 2045. Trade and investment remain important tools for policy-makers delivering a growth agenda, even amid geopolitical tensions.
La demanda de materias primas críticas está aumentando debido a su papel en las tecnologías de energía limpia, y las proyecciones indican una posible escasez de suministro.
Demand for critical raw materials is surging due to their role in clean energy technologies, with projections indicating potential supply shortages.
A partir de 2029, las empresas europeas tendrán que demostrar que toman medidas para proteger el medio ambiente y los derechos humanos en toda su cadena de suministro.
From 2029, companies in Europe will have to prove they are taking action to protect the environment and human rights throughout their supply chain.
This article was first published on TESS. It is part of a Synergies series on reviving multilateralism curated by TESS titled From Vision to Action on Trade and Sustainability at the WTO....
It is well known that large volumes of climate finance are urgently needed. At last year’s United Nations climate gathering – COP27 – governments recognized that investments of $4-6 trill...
Climate change urgently requires countries and companies to strengthen their efforts in accelerating emissions mitigation measures. Trade in the products and services needed to drive deca...
