Recent World Trade Organization (WTO) discussions ended without reaching a consensus on the extension of an e-commerce tariff moratorium, leading to potential increases in costs for digital services such as streaming and gaming. Key stakeholders, including Brazil and India, have hindered progress, with Brazil blocking a deal on e-commerce duties during negotiations. Amidst these challenges, the UK and Singapore continue to advance their own digital trade agreements separately. The situation has sparked calls for urgent reform of the WTO to address these issues and meet the evolving demands of global trade. As members attempt to navigate through disagreements, including the split between the U.S. and India, the future of the e-commerce moratorium remains in jeopardy, escalating concerns for international digital trade.