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27K views · 129 reactions | WATCH: Julian Jessop, the Head of the IEA Brexit Unit, explains why we should take full advantage of exiting the European Union by embracing a policy of unilateral free trade. | Institute of Economic Affairs | Facebook

China's Vice Premier at Davos: Defending Free Trade Amid Rising Protectionism 🌍📈 Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng addressed the World Economic Forum in Davos (Jan 20, 2026), warning against unilateral actions, tariffs, and a return to "law of the jungle" power dynamics. He emphasized support for multilateralism, WTO rules, inclusive globalization, and China's role as both factory and growing market. This comes as global trade faces new pressures from policy shifts and geopolitical tensions. How

“The unilateral tariffs are not helpful and they encourage retaliation. The more that one uses coercive measures, the less cooperation there's going to be,” said Doug Bandow, the senior fellow at the Cato Institute, adding that trade protectionism is a bad policy. | China Focus