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13-Oct-2015 Forbes
TPP: the path to global fragmentation
The Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal is another nail in the coffin of a multilateral global trade system that brought the world together in the past six decades -
13-Oct-2015 Scoop
Court finds against Trade Minister on TPPA Secrecy
Court finds against Trade Minister on TPPA Secrecy; Chief Ombudsman wrongly upheld his unlawful decision -
13-Oct-2015 AITEC and CEO
TTIP: A box of tricks for corporate climate criminals
A new briefing by AITEC and CEO explains why TTIP, and especially regulatory cooperation, could put a stranglehold on our ability to create the energy transition required to tackle climate change. -
13-Oct-2015 The Age
Trans-Pacific Partnership: we’re selling economic sovereignty for little return
Part of the cost of free trade deals is standardisation – in this case it means adopting US practices. -
13-Oct-2015 Sputnik
Brazil eager to start talks on free trade zone with EEU
Brazil hopes to commence negotiations on creating a free trade zone with the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) and the issue is already on the agenda of the Mercosur countries -
13-Oct-2015 WCF Courier
Free trade great for corporations, not farmers
Big Agbiz are global buyers and sellers who, when able to play both sides of any trade-leveled playing field the world over, rarely lose. -
13-Oct-2015 Stop TTIP
Stop TTIP signature hand-over action in Brussels, 7 Oct 2015
Stop TTIP signature hand-over action in Brussels
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13-Oct-2015 The Independent
I didn’t think TTIP could get any scarier, but then I spoke to the EU official in charge of it
With just eight words she exposed everything that’s wrong with the deal, and why it needs to be defeated -
13-Oct-2015 All Africa
East African states agree on free trade area issues
The East African Community partner states have agreed on the outstanding trade issues under the Tripartite Free Trade Area (TFTA). -
13-Oct-2015 Live Mint
India may provide most favoured status to RCEP investors
India is likely to grant most favoured nation (MFN) treatment to 15 countries that are in talks to conclude an agreement on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) -
13-Oct-2015
Govt spin won’t stop TPP facts emerging
If governments want to play by secret squirrel rules they can hardly accuse those who raise alarms based on best available information of scaremongering. -
12-Oct-2015
No ban for TPP nationals buying NZ houses
Prime Minister John Key says the Trans Pacific Partnership will not technically prevent a future Labour Government from banning the sale of residential properties to foreigners. -
12-Oct-2015 http://www.afr.com/news/politics/co...
Coalition expects to cut deal with Labor over China trade agreement
Australian Financial Review Coalition expects to cut deal with Labor over China trade agreement 12 October 2015 By Phillip Coorey There have been several discussions between Trade Minister Andrew Robb and his opposition counterpart, Penny Wong. Photo: Andrew Meares The federal government is leaning towards doing a deal with Labor on the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement but argues that such a decision would be a pragmatic one designed to get the deal in place, and not a (...) -
12-Oct-2015
Sitharaman bats for early implementation of SAFTA
Commerce and industry minister Nirmala Sitharaman made a strong pitch for greater integration of the South Asian region, even as she underscored the need for speedy implementation of the South Asian Free Trade Agreement (Safta) agreement. -
12-Oct-2015
Asean officials in Busan to kick off free trade deal
Trade officials from Asean and six of its dialogue partners are in Busan, South Korea, to kick-start a regional free trade deal that almost stalled after three years of negotiations. -
12-Oct-2015
Regional investment policy framework on the cards
A regional investment policy framework for southern Africa is expected to be finalized by the end of the year. The Trade, Industry, Finance and Investment (TIFI) Directorate at the SADC Secretariat said in its annual report that significant progress has been made to develop a regional investment policy framework. The regional programme on investment has the objective of strengthening the investment environment in southern Africa. -
12-Oct-2015 CEO
Public services under attack through TTIP and CETA
EU trade deals with Canada and the US could endanger citizens’ rights to basic services like water and health, as negotiators are doing the work of some of the EU’s most powerful corporate lobby groups in pushing an aggressive market opening agenda in the public sector. -
12-Oct-2015 The Guardian
Berlin anti-TTIP trade deal protest attracts hundreds of thousands
Environmental groups, charities and opposition parties who organised protest against free trade deal between the EU and US say 250,000 people took part -
10-Oct-2015 The Hamilton Spectator
Numerous side deals to accompany final TPP trade agreement, say officials
Canada could sign as many as 15 side deals on a range of issues when the time comes to ink the final text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership. -
10-Oct-2015 AFTINET
Preliminary comments on the completed Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) intellectual property chapter
The TPP’s intellectual property chapter represents nothing less than a disaster for global health. Many harmful provisions still remain in the final chapter, bearing out the concerns of public health advocates.