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  • 9-Dec-2010 NTDTV
    South Korean farmers protest against free trade agreement with US
    South Korean farmers staged a protest on Wednesday, urging their government to abolish the US- South Korea free trade agreement.
  • 9-Dec-2010 NY Times
    US union backing helps Korea trade pact chances
    An unusual split in the US labor movement has developed over President Obama’s proposed free-trade pact with South Korea, with two powerful unions backing the deal — a development that experts say will make Congressional ratification far more likely.
  • 9-Dec-2010 NewsWorms
    Retailers protest against European push for FDI in retail
    Thousands of retailers marched in the streets of Delhi against the onslaught of neo-liberal economic policies, raising slogans against supermarkets, free trade agreements (FTA), forward trading and goods and services tax.
  • 9-Dec-2010 Colombia Reports
    MEPs protest FTA with Colombia
    Members of the European Parliament say that the EU’s free trade agreement with Colombia should not be approved as there has been little progress on human rights in the Andean nation, reports ABC.
  • 9-Dec-2010 Chosun Ilbo
    Korea, EU to reopen talks about car provisions in FTA
    Korea will hold talks with the EU over vehicle gas mileage and greenhouse gas emission standards in the free trade agreement after renegotiations of the FTA with the US opened the door for adjustments.
  • 9-Dec-2010
    People before profit: Broad civil society alliance calls on European Commission to halt EU-India FTA
    On the eve of the 11th EU-India summit, a broad civil society alliance called on the European Commission and the Indian Government to immediately halt the ongoing free trade negotiations between India and the EU.
  • 8-Dec-2010
    Negotiating services with ASEAN
    What can India do to show flexibility while safeguarding its core market access interests? A solution seems to present itself from the experience of the recently implemented ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand FTA.
  • 8-Dec-2010 In These Times
    UAW President: Critics of Korea treaty don’t represent workers
    United Auto Workers President Bob King sparked outraged among progressives and the labor movement by endorsing the Korea Free Trade Agreement. The Economic Policy Institute estimates that the treaty will cost 159,000 American jobs over the next five years.
  • 8-Dec-2010 The Hindu
    Negotiations on free trade with EU likely to conclude by March: Anand Sharma
    "By March, we expect to conclude the negotiations on the free trade agreement," Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma told PTI.
  • 8-Dec-2010 Chosun Ilbo
    Japanese, German automakers to benefit from Korea-US FTA
    Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group is bracing for stiffer competition in the domestic market under the Korea-US free trade agreement, as the pact will likely make Japanese and German cars much more price-competitive here.
  • 8-Dec-2010 Vimeo
    Trade Invaders - how big business is driving the EU-India free trade talks
    This video illustrates how, in the EU-India FTA negotiations, the EU Commission and the Indian government have handed the agenda over to corporate lobby groups. This big-business-first agenda will put at risk the livelihoods of millions of small farmers, street traders and patients.
  • 8-Dec-2010 CEO
    EU Commission uses business summit and aid money to push EU-India free trade talks
    As business leaders meet for the EU-India business summit in Brussels this week, a report by Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) revealed today that the EU Commission is using the event to actively orchestrate big business support for the EU-India free trade agreement, despite criticism from small businesses and people’s movements
  • 8-Dec-2010 Forum against FTAs
    Video clips: Briefing on EU-India FTA
    The Forum against FTAs organised a briefing meeting to raise concerns and interact with Communist Party of India Member of Parliament, D. Raja and Green Party Member of the European Parliament, Ms Franziska Keller. We have made a set of 8 clips that give an account of the issues raised during the briefing meeting.
  • 8-Dec-2010
    Be flexible on EPAs - Makuza
    Prime Minister Bernard Makuza, has urged the European Commission to accelerate the negotiations of the Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) and come up with a conclusion as soon as possible.
  • 8-Dec-2010
    No guarantees for NZ policies in trade talks
    The Government is offering no guarantees that New Zealand policies will not be changed to accommodate United States concerns in Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations.
  • 8-Dec-2010
    Debate urged on TPP text
    If the proposed nine-country Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement is one "for the 21st century" as negotiators are calling it, its text should be open so New Zealanders can see what their Government is planning to agree to, say groups concerned about the talks in Auckland.
  • 8-Dec-2010
    Wu talks of possibilities in TIFA talks
    With the US and South Korea close to signing a free-trade agreement (FTA), Premier Wu Den-yih yesterday said Taiwan and the US could negotiate item by item in the next round of talks for the Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA).
  • 8-Dec-2010
    Drug patents remain a major FTA battleground
    Drug patent restrictions by the United States and the European Union in trade negotiations with emerging countries will harm the Thai pharmaceutical industry and affect local patients, say researchers.
  • 8-Dec-2010
    Cotton yarn to come under amended FTA soon
    The Indian Government and the Sri Lankan Government will renew the Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The Ministry is planning to include the import of yarn in the FTA.
  • 8-Dec-2010
    Taiwan in no hurry for FTA with EU
    Taipei will continue to encourage the EU to negotiate with Taiwan on accords to reduce trade barriers and facilitate bilateral relationships, though its plate is full in discussing free-trade agreements (FTA) with several countries, a Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) official said yesterday.