International trade successfully unified capital across borders—but it also unified movements

For Heredia, the only way to address regional problems is to deepen solidarity across borders

The two cities are divided by an increasingly militarized border—but organizers continue to build solidarity across state lines

Why some social movements opposed the Mexican government's controversial megaproject which would lay rail across southern Mexico

What is it? And does it protect workers’ rights?

Since Mexico's progressive government radically reformed labour law, workers and their unions are flexing their muscles across the country

Global decarbonization requires redistribution from rich countries to the Global South—and a rethinking of global trade infrastructure.

There’s no longer any nuance—Canadian trade with Israel is in violation of international law

Trade protections are a reasonable and surprisingly popular response to oversupply of China-made electric vehicles. But there should be strings attached.

In the age of digital production and streaming, Canada’s existing cultural protections leave big gaps and vulnerabilities.

The welcome decision shines a light on Canada’s flawed defence in similar investor-state case against Canada

Worker- and climate-focused options for strengthening North American economic, social, and environmental co-operation

Labour rights, migrant workers and the CUSMA rapid-response labour mechanism

A role for better rules-of-origin for the automotive trade

CUSMA’s digital trade chapter undermines worker rights, privacy and competition policy