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3-May-2016
Inquirer
The Philippine government is gearing for its first round of negotiations with the 28-member European Union for a free trade agreement.
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2-May-2016
Soy Canada
Soy Canada has asked the European Commission for a formal explanation of its delay in finalizing the approvals of three genetically modified (GM) soybean products.
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2-May-2016
Telecompaper
Uruguay will face a second suit before the World Bank’s ICSID, in a case initiated by a Miami-based telecommunications company that operates locally.
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2-May-2016
EurActiv
The Dutch parliament has passed a motion rejecting provisional application of the EU-Canada trade deal, known as the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA).
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2-May-2016
FFII
In case the EU would strongly act to protect our personal data, Canadian financial institutions would be able to exploit the textual shortcomings using CETA’s investor-to-state dispute settlement (ISDS) mechanism.
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1-May-2016
The Guardian
Greenpeace says internal documents show US attempts to lower or circumvent EU protection for environment and public health.
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30-Apr-2016
Tele Sur
The Ecuadorean government is being forced to use money that could go toward relief efforts to instead pay off a multinational oil company.
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29-Apr-2016
ICTSD
How ambitious are the TPP’s environment provisions when compared to other regional trade agreements?
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29-Apr-2016
EU-ASEAN Network
Press statement of the EU-ASEAN Network on signing of Philippines-EFTA FTA
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29-Apr-2016
The Hill
In purely commercial terms, American manufacturers gained access to regional Gulf Cooperation Council markets and beyond.
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29-Apr-2016
Politico
The Walloon Parliament voted against ratification of the Canada-Europe Trade Agreement (CETA). The parliament is worried about social and environmental norms and the investor-state arbitration system.
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28-Apr-2016
Friends of the Earth Europe
The controversial trade deal being negotiated between the EU and the US could spell disaster for European farming, finds a new report from Friends of the Earth Europe.
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28-Apr-2016
KTIC
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has become a divisive issue in the nation’s capital, and criticism intensified after 161 food, farm, faith and rural organizations sent a letter to Capitol Hill, urging lawmakers to reject the trade pact.
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28-Apr-2016
The Bangkok Post
Farmers nationwide have threatened to organise protests against the government if it decides Thailand should take part in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement.
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28-Apr-2016
Washington Post
A Dutch court found that Russia doesn’t have to pay $50 billion to Yukos shareholders. Here’s the big catch: international investment law is so complicated that Russia might have to pay anyway.
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28-Apr-2016
EU Observer
New EU-Vietnam trade agreements are being fast-tracked with barely any attention to human rights.
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27-Apr-2016
Pakistan Observer
Pakistan and Turkey started the second round of talks on Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with special focus on goods, services and investment.
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27-Apr-2016
The Guardian
US oil company wanted EU-US trade deal to give foreign investors the legal right to challenge government decision, documents show
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27-Apr-2016
The Jakarta Post
Official negotiations on the Indonesia-European Union comprehensive economic partnership agreement (IE-CEPA) will commence within the next 4 to 6 months, with completion targeted for 2019.
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27-Apr-2016
Malaya
The Philippines and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) will sign anytime this week the free trade agreement between the two, the country’s second bilateral FTA after the one with Japan.