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A quick explainer on how tariffs affect exchange rates: When the US imposes tariffs on imports, it triggers a chain reaction in currency markets. Here's the mechanism: [1/N]

Ohio Omiunu SamanthaChionesoK Kigwiru Vellah Kedogo Titilayo Adebola ECA | African Trade Policy Centre (ATPC) James Thuo Gathii African Union Law Jason Rosario Braganza Danny Bradlow Florence Shako Nyanje wa Nyanje Regis Simo Nciko wa Nciko BLOG 5: “This blog critiques the reliance on IMF-led mechanisms, the limited inclusion of development-focused metrics, and the absence of comprehensive frameworks that address the interconnection between debt, climate resilience, and socio-economic priorities. It also proposes

Ohio Omiunu SamanthaChionesoK Kigwiru Vellah Kedogo Titilayo Adebola ECA | African Trade Policy Centre (ATPC) James Thuo Gathii African Union Law Jason Rosario Braganza Danny Bradlow Florence Shako Nyanje wa Nyanje Regis Simo Nciko wa Nciko BLOG 6: “Accordingly, this article aims to situate the regulatory challenges that emanate from this divide within the international human rights standards that inform the use and development of emerging digital technologies. Given the necessity for brevity, particular focus

#Senegal has filed an ICC claim to reopen a dispute with steelmaker #ArcelorMittal that settled more than a decade ago, as the newly-elected government raises allegations the settlement was tainted by fraud and corruption.  Global Arbitration Review globalarbitrationreview.com/article/senega… #steel

Ohio Omiunu SamanthaChionesoK Kigwiru Vellah Kedogo Titilayo Adebola ECA | African Trade Policy Centre (ATPC) James Thuo Gathii African Union Law Jason Rosario Braganza Danny Bradlow Florence Shako Nyanje wa Nyanje Regis Simo Nciko wa Nciko BLOG 7: “A viable pathway is radical transparency. Transparency is key to achieving success in the fight against IFFs. The admonition of the late Justice Louis D. Brandeis of the United States that "sunlight is the best disinfectant" is especially pertinent in this regard. The

Ohio Omiunu SamanthaChionesoK Kigwiru Vellah Kedogo Titilayo Adebola ECA | African Trade Policy Centre (ATPC) James Thuo Gathii African Union Law Jason Rosario Braganza Danny Bradlow Florence Shako Nyanje wa Nyanje Regis Simo Nciko wa Nciko Red Velvet BLOG 8 : “In this essay, I argue that while the Zero Draft and Elements Paper recognize the role of trade as a driver of economic growth and development, particularly through regional integration and increased trade finance, these documents fall short of addressing the structural

BLOG 1: “… the idea that universal justice might emerge from victors’ justice is not a specifically liberal form of idealism. The same idea was deployed by some of the liberal mainstream’s most outspoken critics during a period in the late 1970s and early 1980s when the

Sovereign Debt News Update No. 130: Gabon: World Bank Suspends Disbursements Over Arrears “As Gabon navigates these turbulent financial waters, the role of international financial institutions in shaping economic policies of debtor nations must be scrutinized. The unfolding

Sovereign Debt News Update No. 131: Mozambique’s Sovereign Debt Landscape Post October 2024 Elections “Undoubtedly, this fragile political environment has significant economic implications, including declining investor confidence, disruptions to economic activities, and a

Our Symposium on Double Standards and International Law continues with “On Formalism and Non-Formalism in International Law: Double Standards, Argumentation, and Legal Change” By Pedro José Martinez Esponda “Double standards in international legal argumentation might therefore

Symposium on International and Double Standards continues with next post by Otto Spijkers “This blog post describes anecdotal and individual experiences. In future research I shall try to situate the experiences described below in the raging debate on whether or not academic

"If war is what the U.S. wants, be it a tariff war, a trade war or any other type of war, we’re ready to fight till the end." #China #FentanylCrisis

#Call for #Papers: Manenga Ndulo Conference on Economic Development - • Theme: “Securing Africa’s Industrial and International Trade Situation Amidst Global Shifts” • Submission of Abstracts: 1 April 2025   • Submission of advance papers: 10 June 2025  • Notification of

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Sovereign Debt News Update No. 133: The Fruits of the Recent Macroeconomic Reforms in Nigeria “… the fuel subsidy removal, while potentially necessary for long-term fiscal sustainability, has undeniably exacerbated the cost-of-living crisis for many Nigerians. The

Check out the International Decisions section of AJIL and AJIL Unbound which in this #April Issue features 3️⃣ IDs The IDs section is #OpenAccess! Feel free to get in touch if you are unsure & #globalsouth final court/tribunal decisions are encouraged. 1️⃣ by Marco Longobardo.

📚Book Review Symposium: Book Review I of The African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement: The Development of a Rules-Based Trading Order by Kofi Oteng Kuffour The Problem of Protectionism in Africa “Protectionism poses both challenges and opportunities for Africa. While

🔊INVITATION: Afronomicslaw Quarterly Report Launch: “Intermediaries, Transaction Costs & Sovereign Debt Sustainability in Africa” by Dominic Dagbanja Date: Friday, 20th June 2024 Time: 01:00 PM London   Zoom Link Registration link : bit.ly/4jyMM97 Meeting Description:

NEW BLOG: Victor Ojeah in this blog “… argues that, despite normative justifications advanced by African multilateral development banks and sympathetic scholars, the inconsistent treatment of Afreximbank’s claims by African sovereigns has weakened its path toward recognition.

Book Review III by Clair Gammage “While much has been written about the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), very few studies address the social, political and cultural implications of this new regional bloc from the perspective of international economic law. In this