WTO Talks in Yaounde Collapse: No Deal on Reform, Agriculture, or E-Commerce Tariff Ban

WTO talks in Yaounde ended without agreement on key issues: reform, agriculture, and the e-commerce customs duties moratorium.
The moratorium on customs duties for cross-border digital transmissions expired after members failed to reach a deal, disappointing developed countries and the US.
Brazil blocked the e-commerce moratorium extension over lack of progress in agriculture talks.
The WTO remains in crisis, with deep divisions, stalled negotiations, and rising protectionism undermining its role in global trade regulation.
The expiration of the moratorium does not automatically impose tariffs, as individual countries can still choose not to levy duties on digital trade.

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