Trade Insights: Is US national security trumping trade?

The article looks at evolving use of national security as a justification for trade restrictions, particularly under the administration of US president Donald Trump, highlighting the ambiguities and disputes surrounding WTO rules, the broadening scope of security exceptions in US trade agreements, and tensions between economic and security.

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