Global Trade Alert
Global Trade Alert

A New Way to Work with Global Trade Alert Evidence

Global Trade Alert is now available for Claude users. You can ask questions about trade policy in plain language and get verified, source-cited answers drawn directly from our database.

Author

Global Trade Alert

Date Published

17 Mar 2026

How it works

Instead of filtering our website manually, you ask your AI assistant a question. It searches Global Trade Alert, retrieves the relevant intervention records and assembles an answer with full citations. Every claim is tied to specific GTA records with official source links, implementation dates and affected products. You can verify anything independently.

We have been testing this over the past weeks and the results have genuinely surprised us. Two examples.


Claude, how many sanctions have been adopted in the context of the Russian invasion of Ukraine since 2022?

The MCP server returned a comprehensive breakdown: 610 unique sanction interventions across roughly 40 participating countries, with the EU as the most active sanctioning actor (around 114 shared measures across 19 packages), followed by the United Kingdom (98) and the United States (83). It distinguished between commercial transaction controls (267), export bans (221) and import bans (101), and tracked activity by year, showing a peak in 2022 with 272 measures. All of this was presented with proper sourcing and a visual breakdown by measure type, implementing country and year.


Claude, how active are trade defence investigations against China over the last three years?

The response documented 426 trade defence interventions affecting China since 2023, with activity doubling from 85 in 2023 to 173 in 2024. It identified India as the most active jurisdiction (87 measures), followed by the United States (66) and the EU (49), and flagged that virtually all interventions (425 of 426) carried harmful evaluations. Again, fully cited and illustrated.


How to get started

These are not summaries drawn from general knowledge. These are structured answers built from verified GTA records in real time. Setup takes less than five minutes. We have published a step-by-step guide with a short video walkthrough.

Get started here

Access and pricing

The MCP integration is free to use during our beta period. We are introducing professional subscriptions and enterprise licences in April, with reasonable pricing to support the ongoing monitoring work of the St. Gallen Endowment. We will share the details when pricing goes live.

For now, connect the server and try it. We want to hear what works and what is missing. Write to mcp@globaltradealert.org with your feedback.