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While individual countries like the US can impose sanctions, there isn't one single global body that sets all trade rules. Organisations like the World Trade Organisation (WTO) aim to create a level playing field, but powerful nations often use their economic influence to push their own agendas, as seen with the US's 'economic D-Day' strategy.
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