The facilitator of the World Trade Organization’s reform discussions has circulated a detailed assessment of members’ positions, highlighting deep divergences on decision-making, development, and leveling-the-playing-field issues—while leaving core crises such as dispute settlement largely untouched, according to a document seen by WTD.
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