WTO Reforms Brazil has proposed annual instead of biennial ministerial meetings. The U.S. and EU agree with this plan, arguing it would make the WTO more responsive, and provide the organization with more current guidance. Meanwhile, the IMF has suggested stronger coordination between the bank and the WTO, a position likely endorsed by Director General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala since she worked at the World Bank. However, the larger problem at the WTO is that it has become captive to developing countries wanting the organization to act more like a global aid agency than a trade liberalization organization. This mission creep is what has threatened the WTO’s relevance.  Cash in Lieu of Commodities The Biden Administration is reported...