bilaterals.org launches new advanced search tool

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7 February 2022

The bilaterals.org website has just incorporated a new advanced search tool. It was specially constructed to allow for deeper and more precise searches than the platform’s native search engine allowed. This is important because bilaterals.org, now in its 18th year, contains over 40,000 articles consulted by more than 6,000 people every day!

The new tool allows you to find articles based on keywords, or tags, in combination with the actual website sections where the material is found. This means you can easily look up all the articles that are tagged “Vietnam” and “labour”, for example. You can go further and limit your search to articles tagged “Vietnam” and “labour” and posted under the RCEP section only. This level of precision is especially useful for people who need to find specific agreements, like all “leaks” of EU texts related to Mercosur, or all Chilean trade agreements that pertain to “GMOs”.

The advanced search engine can be found in the upper right-hand corner of each page. You can, of course, also continue using the ordinary search bar for simpler searches.

We really hope you find this new tool useful. Please share any comments or feedback to us at info@bilaterals.org.

In solidarity,
the bilaterals.org team