CLEAN : WTO crisis doesn't mean global trade organization is over: WTO chief

The video discusses the changes in the WTO appellate body, emphasizing that while it will no longer review new dispute rulings, the WTO rules remain in force. Members are encouraged to find negotiated solutions to avoid trade restrictions. The sense of crisis may drive system changes, and the future will be different but not over.

What is the significance of the appellate body no longer being able to review new dispute rulings?

How do economic self-interest and commitment to legal principles influence WTO members' actions?

What are the potential consequences of introducing restrictive measures in global trade?

What questions arise regarding the search for long-term solutions in the context of global trade?

In what ways might the current situation in global trade be different moving forward?