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  • 30-Oct-2013 ATTAC Argentina
    We reject the offers made by the Argentine government to pay the ICSID claims
    ATTAC Argentina declare that we reject the offer made by the Argentine government to pay 500 million dollars to five transnational corporations that sued our country before the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID).
  • 30-Oct-2013 CBC
    Summary of Canada-EU free trade deal tabled
    A summary of the tentative free trade agreement between Canada and the European Union, which has been praised by exporters but drawn criticism from some dairy farmers, was tabled in the House of Commons in Ottawa today.
  • 30-Oct-2013 CBC
    EU-Canada (summary, 2013)
    "Technical summary of final negotiated outcomes" tabled by the Canadian government in parliament
  • 29-Oct-2013 Reuters
    Derivatives dispute harming EU-US free-trade talks
    Ambitious plans for an EU-US free-trade agreement may be put in jeopardy by Washington’s failure to finalise a deal coordinating rules in the $630 trillion derivatives market, the EU’s financial markets chief has warned.
  • 28-Oct-2013 FT
    South Korea warms to idea of joining TPP trade group
    “Basically, our thinking is that we need to take part in the TPP, but we have to consider very seriously when is the right time,” Cho Won-dong, the chief economic adviser to the president, told the Financial Times, stressing that no final decision had been taken.
  • 28-Oct-2013 Reuters
    West African bloc approves single customs regime from 2015
    Leaders of the 15-nation Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) agreed on Friday to implement a single customs tariff regime from 2015 in an effort to accelerate economic integration and kick-start stalled negotiations with the European Union on an Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA)
  • 28-Oct-2013 BD
    SA annuls bilateral investment treaty with Germany
    South Africa last week cancelled its bilateral investment treaty with Germany, one of its most important trading partners, amid protests by German businesses.
  • 28-Oct-2013 Xinhua
    China to negotiate upgraded FTA with ASEAN
    China is ready to start talks with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) over an upgrade of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area (CAFTA) at an early date, said Chinese Vice Premier Wang Yang here on Friday.
  • 28-Oct-2013 Kyodo
    Japan, Colombia kick off 3rd round of FTA talks
    The two countries agreed to launch FTA talks in September 2012 and held their first round of negotiations in Tokyo last December and the second session in Colombia’s Cali in May.
  • 28-Oct-2013 BBC News
    Taiwan’s services agreement with China triggers concerns
    In recent weeks, opposition against the agreement has been getting stronger and louder in Taiwan.
  • 25-Oct-2013 Bloomberg
    TPP trade pact risks degenerating into bilateral deals, ADB says
    The Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact risks collapsing and producing a series of bilateral deals if the 12 nations involved cannot reach agreement on concessions sought by some, the Asian Development Bank said in a report.
  • 25-Oct-2013 Reuters
    China and Europe make up after averting trade war
    A successful EU-China investment agreement could pave the way for a wider free-trade accord in the future. But for now, there is friction, according to Reuters.
  • 24-Oct-2013 Sydney Morning Herald
    Huawei a key to Chinese trade talks
    Chinese telecoms company Huawei is set to become a pawn in the controversial free trade agreement (FTA) review between China and Australia.
  • 23-Oct-2013 Jakarta Globe
    Indonesia to prioritize palm oil in talks with EU
    The Indonesian government has made it clear that the inclusion of palm-oil products is at the top of its priorities in the talks on a comprehensive economic partnership agreement with the European Union, suggesting that a deal may not be possible without some compromise.
  • 23-Oct-2013 Prensa Latina
    Ecuador for alternatives to bilateral investment treaties
    Foreign minister Ricardo Patiño announced today that Ecuador looks for alternatives to the Bilateral Investment Treaties (BIT) -TIB in Spanish- signed with other countries and considered dangerous to national sovereignty.
  • 23-Oct-2013 Xinhua
    Entrepreneurs, former officials call for resuming China-US investment treaty talks
    Chinese and American business leaders and former officials on Tuesday called for the China-US talks on signing a bilateral trade and investment treaty to be resumed.
  • 23-Oct-2013 Bloomberg
    Canadian takeovers made easier with Europe trade accord
    Under the EU-Canada FTA, Canada will raise the threshold for reviewing foreign investment from EU countries to C$1.5 billion ($1.5 billion) and also raise the threshold for all countries it has free trade agreements with, including the US.
  • 23-Oct-2013
    Call to end the WTO and stop the new wave of Free Trade Agreements
    More than 90 organizations and social movements are part of the Call to End the WTO and Stop the new wave of Free Trade Agreements. Join us in the EndWTO Bali Week of Action! Sign the call and register.
  • 22-Oct-2013 The Hill
    American agriculture, GMOs and Europe
    European law firm advises on how US companies should lobby the EU to get doors opened to GMOs
  • 22-Oct-2013 This Day
    Nigeria moves to resist, as EU tries to impose EPA
    The Nigerian government and other stakeholders of the economy are preparing a stiff resistance against the European Union’s renewed plan to foist a questionable Economic Partnership Agreement on Nigeria, THISDAY has learnt.