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State Aid, Unspecified: State Capitalism's Blind Spot

Every major trading economy has announced subsidy programmes without specifying the delivery instrument. What cannot be classified cannot be challenged.
Marius Risse 17 Mar 2026

How Governments Channel Support Through Financial Intermediaries

Lending support and financial investment support: how two intermediary instruments diverge in targeting, transparency, and coverage.
Ana Elena Sancho 17 Mar 2026

A New Way to Work with Global Trade Alert Evidence

Global Trade Alert is now available for Claude users. You can ask questions about trade policy in plain language and get verified, source-cited answers drawn directly from our database.
Global Trade Alert 17 Mar 2026

What the Section 301 overcapacity investigation covers, and what it does not

USTR defines seven causes of overcapacity, then investigates 16 economies. For ten of them, it cites only symptoms.
Johannes Fritz 12 Mar 2026

Global Trade Alert in the News

Recent mentions and citations of our evidence and insights.
Global Trade Alert 11 Mar 2026

A Refreshed Taxonomy to Monitor Non-Tariff Measures

A Refreshed Taxonomy to Monitor Non-Tariff Measures
Ana Elena Sancho 04 Mar 2026

Section 301 Investigation Candidates: What the US Trade Representative Worries About

Section 301 Investigation Candidates: What the US Trade Representative Worries About
Johannes Fritz, Ana Elena Sancho, Fiama Angeles 04 Mar 2026

GTA Monthly Roundup: February 2026

A summary of trade and industrial policy activity worldwide
Fiama Angeles, Ana Elena Sancho 03 Mar 2026

After IEEPA: How Sections 232 and 301 Work

After IEEPA: How Sections 232 and 301 Work
Halit Harput, Marius Risse 26 Feb 2026

Section 301: Trump's Tariff Tool After IEEPA

Section 301: Trump's Tariff Tool After IEEPA
Ana Elena Sancho, Halit Harput, Fiama Angeles & others 26 Feb 2026

Section 232: Already Expanding When IEEPA Fell

The National Security Tariff That Never Stops Growing
Ana Elena Sancho 26 Feb 2026

Bilateral Deals Were Built Around Section 232, Not IEEPA

Section 232 rate concessions covered $213 billion in trade, dwarfing the $8.6 billion in IEEPA product carve-outs. And unlike IEEPA, the legal authority behind Sections 232 and 301 remains intact.
Johannes Fritz 26 Feb 2026
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