Archive - mars 2005 - Article

mars 4th

Elevating Services?

3 March, 2005
Brazil yesterday clashed with the European Union and Switzerland during the informal meeting of trade ministers here over how to speed up work in the Doha Development Agenda services negotiation

Elevating Services?

3 March, 2005
Brazil yesterday clashed with the European Union and Switzerland during the informal meeting of trade ministers here over how to speed up work in the Doha Development Agenda services negotiation

Industry Efforts on Services Talks Face Sensenbrenner Opposition

3 March, 2005
A revised US services offer expected in May is not expected to include new market access for business personnel.

Allgeier: Cotton Decision Should Be Part Of WTO Talks

3 March, 2005
The WTO panel Thursday announced its decision to reject a U.S. appeal of an earlier decision that its domestic and export subsidies on cotton harmed farmers in Brazil and other countries.

mars 3rd

Latin American Countries Propose Flexible Formula For WTO NAMA Talks

2 March, 2005
Mateo said that if the approach put forward by the three Latin American countries is accepted, there may be no need for the separate NAMA sectoral initiative being pushed mainly by developed countries.

Latin American Countries Propose Flexible Formula for WTO NAMA Talks

2 March, 2005
Three Latin American countries have put forward a proposal for the Doha Round negotiations on nonagricultural market access (NAMA)

mars 2nd

European Union trade law

1 March, 2005
The European Union's high court has ruled against a Belgian banana importer who sought to use a WTO ruling to challenge EU trade quotas.

U.S. Trade Office Defends U.S. Membership In WTO

1 March, 2005
The Bush administration defended U.S. membership in the World Trade Organization on Tuesday as congressional opponents of the world trade body said they would demand a vote on whether to quit.

European Union Trade Law

1 March, 2005
The European Union's high court has rued against a Belgian banana importer who sought to use a WTO ruling to challenge EU trade quotas.

mars 1st

Electricity Laws May Break Trade Rules, Lawyer says NAFTA, WTO Policies and Treaties Involved; Queen's Park Official Rejects Arguments

28 February, 2005
Ontario's new electricity laws run afoul of international trade rules and could trigger challenges.