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The Small Business Champions Initiative calls for AI-driven solutions and initiatives that help micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) expand into international markets. Submit entries by 16 March 2026 to the competition organised by the International Chamber of Commerce, the International Trade Centre, the World Trade Organization’s MSME Group and the International Telecommunication Union.
Built on a father’s search for safe food for his autistic son, a small Colombian business shows how deeply niche firms depend on renewal of the WTO e-commerce Moratorium. Prospective uncertainty over new digital duties could threaten the growth and survival of niche-market exporters for whom predictable online markets are essential, not optional.
At the World Governments Summit in Dubai, ICC and Dubai Chambers convened ministers and business leaders from across the MENA region to identify practical initiatives to strengthen the multilateral trading system, complement WTO reform and unlock trade, growth and jobs through business-led solutions.
The consequences of taxing electronic transmissions would be felt across Africa’s digital economy. For cybersecurity firms such as Nigeria’s Data Analytics Privacy Technology, higher costs and uncertainty could limit their ability to provide essential security and compliance services. Renewing the WTO e-commerce moratorium would help Africa remain on its development track.
ICC Ecoterms® on Circular Economy is a business-to-business resource that provides common definitions for 16 of the most widely used circular economy terms in global trade. It supports consistent interpretation of regulatory requirements, clearer communication on sustainability terms, and the scaling of circular economy models across global value chains.
A new international tax provision endorsed by the United Nations Tax Committee of Experts could undermine growth and public revenues in developing economies, according to a new Oxford Economics study commissioned by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC).
A new UN tax model provision risks triggering an estimated US$241 million in annual government revenue losses for the Global South. Any revenue gains from the new provisions would be fully offset, resulting in a net fiscal loss. This Oxford Economics report, commissioned by ICC, is the first quantitative assessment of the potential economic and fiscal impacts of the new Article 12AA on cross-border services.
ICC has confirmed the establishment of a new national committee in the Democratic Republic of Congo, expanding the world business organisation’s footprint on the African continent. Based in Kinshasa, the new national committee will provide support and services to local businesses to enhance their competitiveness in the global market, while amplifying the voice of businesses in the Democratic Republic of Congo on the global stage.
ICC guidance on expedited arbitration draws on lessons learned, experience and practice of close to 800 expedited procedures. Produced by the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR Working Group on Expedited Procedure Provisions, the publications offer concrete guidance on how expedited procedures can be used confidently and effectively across a wide range of disputes.
The ICC Dispute Resolution Library is now fully accessible through Jus Mundi’s agentic research tool, Jus AI, bringing ICC’s dispute resolution knowledge directly into a platform designed to support the needs of arbitration professionals.
ICC and Carbon Measures today announced the first cohort of experts selected to serve on the Technical Expert Panel on Carbon Accounting, which will define the principles, scope and real-world applications of a carbon emissions accounting system. Panellists include senior global leaders from business, academia, and civil society.
ICC Dispute Resolution Services has launched a partnership with universities in Brazil, China, Kenya, Qatar, and Chile to enhance arbitration education. The collaboration aims to enhance arbitration know how across a broad range of jurisdictions globally. The initiative will also provide a platform for academic leaders and experienced practitioners to exchange insights and best practices in dispute resolution.
Highest number of reported incidents in the Singapore Straits, Somali piracy threat contained by naval presence.
Appendix III – Costs for Proceedings under the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) Objection and Appeal Procedures
As United Nations negotiations on a Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation continue, ICC warns that reforms risk creating new layers of double taxation. Following the latest round of talks in Nairobi, ICC states that expanding taxing rights without mandatory safeguards and relief from double taxation could undermine cross-border investment, strain tax administrations and weaken global growth.
ICC has welcomed the adoption, by consensus, of the outcome document of the 20-year review of the World Summit on the Information Society. The document sets out the United Nation’s approach on global digital cooperation. ICC has called on governments and stakeholders to work on establishing policy environments that are open and interoperable, and can support investment and innovation in digitalisation.
From the first hearings at our ICC Hearing Centre to topping a global survey with the world’s preferred arbitration rules, 2025 has been another impactful year for ICC Dispute Resolution Services. As the year comes to an end, we’re looking back at 10 milestones that illustrate how ICC is shaping the future of international dispute resolution.
Meralco’s Long-term Sustainability Strategy charts a just and affordable path to a coal-free future by 2050. Through major investments in renewables, next-generation technologies and 30 key sustainability initiatives through 2030, Meralco is cutting emissions, strengthening communities, and expanding access to essential services. The strategy shows that sustainability and business prosperity can – and must – advance together.
The ICC International Court of Arbitration has registered its 30,000th case under the ICC Arbitration Rules, marking a significant milestone as the year draws to a close.
ICC announced today the formal ratification of the Principles for Social Trade Finance (PSoTF) and the Principles for Sustainability-Linked Supply Chain Finance (PSL-SCF), following a public consultation launched at the United Nation’s 4th Financing for Development Conference in Seville in July. Together with the existing Principles for Green Trade Finance (PGTF), these newly ratified standards […]
