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19-Jan-2018
EU-MERCOSUR FTA: Dispute settlement (Nov 2017)
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19-Jan-2018 Wisconsin State Farmer
Soy growers join new NAFTA initiative
The American Soybean Association supports the Americans for Farmers & Families, a new coalition of growers, producers, suppliers and consumers dedicated to preserving the North American Free Trade Agreement. -
19-Jan-2018
EU-MERCOSUR FTA: Dispute settlement annex (Nov 2017)
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19-Jan-2018 Economic Times
Government opposes merger of Vodafone Group’s two arbitrations
The government has opposed Vodafone Group’s proposal to merge its two arbitration cases against India, and sought an injunction from Delhi High Court to stop the telco from proceeding with the second arbitration filed in the UK, saying it was an "abusive action". -
19-Jan-2018 Malaysian Reserve
Palm oil ban puts EU-Malaysia FTA at risk
The European Union Parliament’s vote to ban the use of palm oil in biofuels by 2021 has cast a cloud over the ongoing free trade negotiations between Malaysia and the 28-member bloc. -
19-Jan-2018 Reuters
Next NAFTA round to be extended by a day, Mexico spars with US
Talks in Montreal later this month to update the North American Free Trade Agreement will be extended by one day. -
18-Jan-2018 The Conversation
In the economic power struggle for Asia, Trump and Xi Jinping are switching policies
Donald Trump is flexing the United States’ economic muscle in East Asia by introducing a web of new-generation bilateral trade deals to contain China’s challenge. But Beijing is fighting back by political means. -
18-Jan-2018 Reuters
Mexico-EU free trade deal should be finished in a few weeks - official
Mexico’s deputy economy minister, Juan Carlos Baker, said negotiations will resume in the week beginning Feb. 5, with a quick end in sight. -
18-Jan-2018 Australian Financial Review
March deadline for Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, Malcolm Turnbull says
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is prepared to sign the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade deal with or without Canada and Mexico -
18-Jan-2018 Nikkei
Canada is the great unknown as TPP 11 talks near goal
Cultural and auto issues remain obstacles to reviving Pacific trade pact. -
18-Jan-2018 Dawn
Saudi investment sought for gas pipeline
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have accelerated negotiations on a bilateral investment treaty. -
17-Jan-2018 Rusoro
Rusoro Mining completes funding agreement and ramps up enforcement and collection efforts
Venezuela has steadfastly refused to pay the arbitration award. -
17-Jan-2018 Tax-News
EU, Mexico making progress on trade talks
The Commission explained that further work is needed on market access and rules, including geographical indications and investment protection. -
17-Jan-2018 The Guardian
Bacon with banned additive among risks of US-UK trade deal
Soil Association issues top 10 food safety concerns posed by a transatlantic free-trade deal. -
17-Jan-2018 UNIAN
Ukraine, Albania may create free trade area
Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister says Ukraine is ready to consider the creation of a free trade area with Albania. -
17-Jan-2018 STL
The US and Kazakhstan – An economic partnership for the 21st century
Kazakhstan and the United States cooperate within the framework of the Central Asia Trade and Investment Facilitation Agreement, which promotes increased trade within the region. -
17-Jan-2018 The Nation
No progress on FTA with Turkey, Senate panel informed
Despite several rounds of talks and negotiations spanning over a decade, progress has yet to be made on reaching a free trade agreement with Turkey. -
17-Jan-2018 Colombo Gazette
Cabinet approves proposed FTA with Singapore
The Sri Lankan Cabinet has approved the proposed Free Trade Agreement (FTA) to be signed with Singapore -
17-Jan-2018 The Hindu BusinessLine
FTA with Peru: India may have to lower import duty on drugs
India may have to lower the import duty on pharmaceuticals for Peru in the discussions on the proposed free trade agreement (FTA) with the South American country. -
17-Jan-2018 East Asia Forum
More to Australia–Japan security than bilateral defence ties
The broad and deep Australia–Japan relationship has never been more important to both countries’ interests in the world, and the relationship between the two leaders aims to preserve the rules-based order on which both countries rely.