This article examines the failure of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in terms of its Anti-Dumping Policies and the Agreement on Countervailing Subsidies. It discusses the reasons behind this failure and the impact it has on global trade. The WTO's passive role and lack of control in enforcing these policies have led to economic imbalances and political disturbances in member countries. The article also highlights the vulnerabilities and court cases associated with dumping activities.