Trade ministers from the Group of Seven industrialized nations on Thursday began a two-day online meeting to discuss ways to reform the World Trade Organization and prevent fragmentation of international trade.Britain, which holds this year's G-7 presidency, has said it will use the conference to push for a fully functioning trade dispute settlement system, tackle unfair industrial and agricultural subsidies, modernize WTO regulations and promote digital and green trade.Among topics also likely to be touched on is a full waiver of drugmakers' COVID-19 vaccine patents under the WTO's managem…READ FULL ARTICLE
