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janvier 25th

''Divide and Rule'' Manoeuvre Planned for WTO Doha Round?

24 January, 2008
Process issues have once again risen to the fore in the World Trade Organisation (WTO) as members brace themselves for the release of a new set of negotiating texts for agricultural and industrial tariff liberalisation at the end of this month or early February.

janvier 16th

JPEPA losses to RP economy go beyond monetary cost

15 January, 2008
Independent think-tank IBON Foundation reacted to Senator Mar Roxas

janvier 4th

8 new working papers on market access

3 January, 2008
Ambassador Falconer releases 8 new working papers on market access and 4 on domestic support.

septembre 7th, 2007

Environmental Groups Slam EU Decision To Appeal WTO Panel Ruling in Tire Dispute

6 September, 2007
Environmental groups have slammed the European Union for its decision to appeal a World Trade Organization panel ruling in an EU complaint filed against a Brazilian ban on imports of retreated tires.

septembre 6th

WTO negotiations resume after summer break

5 September, 2007
Straight after its one-month summer break, negotiations resumed this afternoon at the World Trade Organisation at the start of a last big effort to conclude the 'modalities' of agriculture and non-agricultural market access (NAMA) by the end of September or the beginning of October and thus save the Doha Round from a lengthy period of inactivity.

STOP EPAs global day of action - 27 September

5 September, 2007
27 September is the anniversary of the launch of the EPA negotiations. Thursday 27 September 2007 will be the next STOP EPAs global action day. Spread the word, mobilise, organise, get ready for action on 27 September 2007!

Open Statement to the APEC Leaders Meeting

5 September, 2007
Representatives of 21 NGOs from the Asia Pacific region have delivered an open statement urging APEC leaders to 'stop making claims' that APEC reduces poverty. The group gathered in the heart of Sydney's CBD outside the city's Town Hall while New South Wales police stood nearby to ensure Sydney-siders would be spared hearing comments critical of APEC. Police had informed the group they would be permitted todisplay signs critical of APEC but not chant, speak, or rally in public.

US accuses Doha dissidents

5 September, 2007
The US has accused South Africa, Argentina, India and Brazil of jeopardising the Doha round of world trade talks by thwarting fresh efforts to reach a deal on cuts to agricultural and industrial tariffs.

Don?t rush into north-south FTAs: UNCTAD to developing nations

5 September, 2007
New Delhi, Sept 05: A UN body today warned developing countries such as India against rushing into bilateral or regional free trade pacts with rich nations, and advised them to retain options of implementing alternative growth plans.