World Trade Organization reform discussions on development, decision-making and “foundational issues” have resumed, although members remain divided. Despite the lack of consensus and the absence of a ministerial mandate from the 14th Ministerial Conference earlier this year, members are restarting the discussions with expectations of a different outcome under the same material conditions, according to people familiar with the developments.
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