UNCTAD issues global trade warning

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The UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has said that “international trade has been upended” by recent geopolitical and climate-related issues.

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UNCTAD has issued a strong warning that recent geopolitical and climate change-related issues are having a negative impact on trade and threatening food and energy security. © Unctad_report_rt.jpg

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