As global trade relationships shift and economic blocs harden, businesses are facing unprecedented complexity in how they operate across borders. This panel examines the mounting trade pressures that are fueling the next wave of cross-border commercial disputes. With Singapore emerging as a strategic hub for international arbitration, this discussion explores how these fault lines are reshaping litigation strategy, risk planning, and deal execution. Attendees will gain insights into the disputes landscape that is rapidly taking shape, and what in-house and external counsel need to anticipate as global trade tensions continue to rise.