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  • 9-Nov-2014 NZ Herald
    Thousands gather to protest trade agreement
    People in 17 centres across New Zealand voiced their opposition yesterday to the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA).
  • 9-Nov-2014 Reuters
    US rules out major Trans-Pacific trade announcement at APEC
    "There certainly will not be a final agreement, an agreement, a major announcement," US Trade Representative Froman told reporters during an APEC briefing when asked about the TPP talks.
  • 9-Nov-2014 ONE News
    Thousands rally against trade agreement
    There’s been an outcry in New Zealand against secretive Transpacific Partnership trade talks, with thousands joining rallies around the country.
  • 9-Nov-2014 Dow Jones Newswires
    Study on Asia-Pacific Free-Trade pact approved — update
    China got APEC trade ministers to agree on a two-year study of a potential FTAAP, but not a launch of negotiations as it wanted.
  • 8-Nov-2014 ALAI
    TTIP’s suit of arms
    The entire treaty making-process of the TTIP smashes the fundamental principles of the Rule of Law (ie, citizens’ procedural safeguards such as transparency, separation of powers, parliamentary debates…).
  • 7-Nov-2014 AAP
    NZers rally against free trade deal
    People power rather than the interests of corporations will be at the heart of rallies across New Zealand opposing the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement this weekend, protest organisers say.
  • 7-Nov-2014 AFP
    After its victory, Team Bush resumes its crusade for free trade
    Reassured by the renewed confidence of the American voters, President George W. Bush is going to pursue, even accelerate his free trade strategy in next four years by giving special support to bilateral agreements.
  • 7-Nov-2014 Straits Times
    China’s push for Asia-Pacific free trade area gains ground
    China’s push for the proposed Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific (FTAAP) at the upcoming Apec summit has cleared the first hurdle, with senior officials of the 21-member grouping agreeing to launch a feasibility study.
  • 7-Nov-2014 EurActiv
    EU-Africa free trade agreement ’destroys’ development policy, says Merkel advisor
    German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Africa Commissioner, Günter Nooke issued harsh criticism of the EU’s joint free trade deal with multiple African countries, claiming the EPA counteracts Europe’s development policy efforts.
  • 7-Nov-2014 The Diplomat
    Australia’s ’billion dollar’ China deal
    Local news reported Friday that Australia was on the brink of inking with China a cattle export deal worth close to A$1 billion ($858 million), a figure that would apparently translate into some one million head of cattle. Others have suggested those figures are fanciful.
  • 7-Nov-2014 Bangkok Post
    Apec ministers ready trade roadmap
    The road map will not include detailed steps for when and how to crystallize the vision of the massive Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific being pushed by Beijing, amid reluctance expressed by the United States, negotiation sources say.
  • 7-Nov-2014 Korea Times
    Park, Xi set to celebrate FTA in Beijing
    Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byung-se and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi agreed to make the utmost effort to finalize ongoing negotiations for a free trade agreement (FTA) during talks in Beijing on Friday.
  • 7-Nov-2014 Ria Novosti
    Putin labels Trans-Pacific Partnership US attempt to benefit from regional trade
    The Trans-Pacific Partnership represents Washington’s bid to establish new trade and economic cooperation specifically for its own benefit, Russian President Vladimir Putin told China’s main media outlets in a Thursday interview.
  • 7-Nov-2014 Boing Boing
    WATCH It’s Our Future: why the TPP should matter to you
    One of the most controversial parts of the TPP is the changes to copyright and Intellectual Property rights that would affect how we share and collaborate online.
  • 7-Nov-2014 TNI
    EU-Japan FTA - open Letter to Commissioner Karel de Gucht
    In an open letter Japanese & European groups call for transparency in the EU-Japan trade talks and removing the Investor-State Dispute Settlement mechanism (ISDS) from the Free Trade Agreement (FTA)
  • 6-Nov-2014 Xinhua
    China, ASEAN to accelerate upgraded FTA negotiations
    China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations will accelerate negotiations on upgrading the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area in 2015, a Chinese government official said on Thursday.
  • 6-Nov-2014 Huffington Post
    More than 700,000 tell Congress: Fast Track is the wrong path
    Today, representatives from environmental, labor, food and farm, consumer rights and other fair trade allies delivered to US Congress more than 700,000 petitions opposing "fast track"—a piece of legislation that would push harmful trade agreements like the contentious Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) through Congress without any meaningful oversight or assurances that the trade pacts would actually benefit workers, families, and the environment.
  • 6-Nov-2014 China Daily
    Beijing, Washington locked in FTA race
    There appears to be a race between the United States and China to dominate the rules-setting game for trade by being the first to announce plans of realising a Free Trade Agreement for the Asia-Pacific — with billions of dollars in trade at stake.
  • 6-Nov-2014 EFE
    Ecuador in a hurry to seal trade pact with Japan - minister
    Ecuador’s Foreign Trade Minister Francisco Rivadeneira hopes to begin negotiations on a free trade agreement with Japan as soon as possible, he told Efe in an interview on Thursday.
  • 6-Nov-2014 Portafolio
    Colombia: FTA negotiations with Japan progresses
    The eighth round of negotiations for an Economic Partnership Agreement between Colombia and Japan took place last week in Bogotá.