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  • 11-Feb-2015 Times of Israel
    US bill seeks to tie massive trade pact to EU rejection of BDS
    A new US Congressional bill, "The Israel Trade and Commercial Enhancement Act", seeks to make rejection of BDS a requirement for Washington to sign TTIP.
  • 11-Feb-2015 Business Standard
    India, Israel FTA not likely to be signed soon
    The India and Israel free trade agreement is not going to be reality soon, even as Israel plans expand its footprint in the Indian market in areas such as water management, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology.
  • 11-Feb-2015 Bloomberg
    Goldman pushes China investment deal as Silicon Valley wary
    Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is exhorting the US to quickly complete a treaty with China to open the long-sheltered market of the world’s most populous nation to American banks and other firms.
  • 11-Feb-2015 DNP+
    DNP+ response to RCEP negotiations on Intellectual Property ongoing in Thailand
    Japan is pushing for intellectual property rules in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership that will undermine and delay access to affordable generic medecine in Asia.
  • 10-Feb-2015 Public Radio of Armenia
    Egypt reaches free trade agreement with Eurasian Economic Union
    Egypt has reached a free trade zone agreement with the Eurasian Economic Union (Russia, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Belarus), Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Sisi said Tuesday.
  • 10-Feb-2015 EurActiv
    Foodwatch: German TTIP study ‘utopian’
    Consumer rights NGO foodwatch sharply criticised a German Development Ministry study on TTIP, saying the planned EU-US free trade agreement is a poverty scheme for the world’s poorest countries, and is an “interest-driven sham”
  • 10-Feb-2015 AP
    Japan, Mongolia ink trade pact that may increase car exports
    Japan and Mongolia signed a free trade agreement Tuesday that is expected to open the landlocked frontier market to more Japanese auto exports and strengthen Tokyo’s leverage with a key partner in its dealings with North Korea.
  • 10-Feb-2015
    About bilaterals.org
  • 9-Feb-2015
    Acronyms
    Common acronyms found on this site
  • 9-Feb-2015 S2B Network
    S2B statement on EU-Myanmar investment treaty
    The Seattle to Brussels Network call upon the European Commission not to push through with the negotiations for an investment treaty with Myanmar as it will not help but hurt democratic transition.
  • 9-Feb-2015 JD Supra
    The ’Law 42’ arbitrations against Ecuador and the importance of BIT language
    Three recent ICSID decisions involving Ecuador highlight the importance of language addressing the status of taxes in investment treaties.
  • 9-Feb-2015 Sputnik
    China proposing to establish free trade zone with Eurasian Economic Union
    China has proposed to the Eurasian Economic Union to think about creation of a free trade zone, according to Russian Ambassador to China Andrei Denisov.
  • 9-Feb-2015
    Feb-2015: Relaunch of bilaterals.org
    9 February 2015 Dear friends, 2014 marked the tenth anniversary of the launch of bilaterals.org. Over the past months, the bilaterals.org team has sought detailed feedback, comments and suggestions about the website to help enhance and improve it, as well as to try to build greater participation from a wider range of people concerned with bilateral free trade and investment agreements. We sincerely thank the many people who took part in our online survey, or who gave in-depth (...)
  • 9-Feb-2015
    How to publish a link
    Apart from articles (which can house any type of attachment), you can also post links on bilaterals.org. They may be links to entire websites, such as www.stop-ttip.org, or to one web page that contains good resource materials, further links, or a single document that you don’t want to reproduce on bilaterals.org. Links are found throughout bilaterals.org: Links to very specific materials are posted in the relevant sections like India negotiations or EU FTAs. Links to website that have (...)
  • 9-Feb-2015
    How to publish an article
    To publish an article, you first need to contact us to create an account. If you have already registered, you can skip this step. Click on [publish] on the top bar of the site. You will be prompted to enter the username and password that you were given. The screen will now take you inside the publishing area of bilaterals.org. Click on the [write a new article] icon as shown below. 1. The Title is the main link to your article and will appear on the homepage. Please keep it (...)
  • 9-Feb-2015
    How to subscribe to an RSS Feed
    RSS is an easy way to be notified of the latest news and updates from the site. Currently, RSS feeds are supported by most browsers except Google Chrome (although an extension is available). You can also use other services such as Feedly to subscribe to RSS feeds. Most browsers will automatically give you options for subscribing when you click on the RSS icon. Subscribe to the whole site The RSS icon can be found on the upper right hand corner of the screen. If you are navigating the (...)
  • 9-Feb-2015
    Editorial policy
    bilaterals.org operates on the principle of open publishing which enables anyone to contribute and publish their own articles, or other materials they want to share, without need for approval from an external editorial board. Any materials submitted and published are immediately displayed on the site according to the date of submission, with the latest articles at the top. People are encouraged to freely post articles relevant to the subject of the site: what’s happening with bilateral (...)
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  • 9-Feb-2015
    Relaunch of bilaterals.org
    Welcome to the relaunch of bilaterals.org! Read more...
  • 9-Feb-2015 La Libre
    We don’t need the TTIP!
    The heads of the two main Francophone Belgian unions express their clear reservation on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.