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  • 27-Jun-2013 Yonhap
    Sixth round of Korea-China FTA negotiations to be held July 2-4
    South Korea and China will hold a fresh round of negotiations for a bilateral free trade agreement (FTA) early next month, the Seoul government said Tuesday.
  • 27-Jun-2013 Yonhap
    Trade commission recognizes damage from Korea-EU FTA
    South Korea’s trade commission has recognized damage to a local company from the country’s bilateral free trade agreement with the European Union, the government said Thursday.
  • 26-Jun-2013 ODG
    Impunity Inc.
    Through three case studies, "Impunity Inc." aims to provide inputs for reflection on the “super-rights” and “super-powers” of transnational corporations.
  • 25-Jun-2013 MITI
    MITI brief on the Trans-Pacific Partnership
    Briefing paper from Malaysia’s Ministry of International Trade and Industry as it prepares to host the next round of TPP negotiations on July 15-25 in Kota Kinabalu
  • 25-Jun-2013 NVO News
    Japan, EU begin second free trade talks
    Japan and the European Union began, in Tokyo on Monday, the second round of negotiations on a bilateral free-trade pact aimed at stimulating economies on both sides.
  • 25-Jun-2013 Taiwan Today
    Taipei, Beijing ink services trade pact
    Taiwan and mainland China concluded the Cross-Strait Trade in Services Agreement June 21 in Shanghai, ushering in a new era of bilateral business ties and strengthening the island’s bid for greater regional economic integration.
  • 25-Jun-2013
    ICSID and Latin America: Criticisms, withdrawals and regional alternatives
    Latin American states are the only ones in the world that have decided to withdraw from the ICSID Convention. It is also the only region in the world considering the necessity to find an alternative to ICSID mechanism.
  • 25-Jun-2013 4-Traders
    EFTA states sign free trade agreement with Costa Rica and Panama
    Ministers from the Member States of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) - Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland - and from Costa Rica and Panama have signed a Free Trade Agreement today.
  • 25-Jun-2013 PTI
    John Kerry in India, pushes for bilateral investment treaty
    Setting the tone for the 4th round of Indo-US strategic dialogue taking place in New Delhi, US Secretary of State John Kerry pushed for a bilateral investment treaty to ’bolster’ investor confidence in India and expressed concerns over trade barriers.
  • 25-Jun-2013
    New alliance on problems with investment treaties
    Leaders of several Latin American countries have set up a new coalition to coordinate actions to face the growing number of international legal suits being taken against governments by transnational companies.
  • 21-Jun-2013 FT
    EU-US FTA (TTIP) - EU negotiating mandate (draft June 2013)
    Third leaked draft, published by the FInancial Times’ "Brussels Blog" on 10 June 2013
  • 21-Jun-2013 FIS
    Congress agreement to defend the tuna industry in negotiations with Thailand
    Political spokespeople of the Agriculture, Food and Environment Committee of the Spanish Parliament have agreed to develop an institutional statement in defense of the Spanish tuna processing industry in relation to the negotiations on a free trade agreement between the European Union and Thailand
  • 21-Jun-2013 China Daily
    Integration of free trade agreements in East Asia urged
    A senior Chinese trade official on Thursday called for the integration of free trade agreements in East Asia, while experts called for an acceleration of domestic reforms geared toward a market-oriented economy to facilitate the establishment of trade pacts.
  • 21-Jun-2013 Global Times
    Australia missing out on China free trade agreement: official
    In the most recent talks, held in Beijing earlier this month, the Australian government reported "good progress" on sanitary issues and technical barriers to trade, and "constructive discussions" on trade in goods, customs procedures, investment and dispute settlement, but this is not good enough, Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Julie Bishop says.
  • 20-Jun-2013 Dairy Herd
    Increased access to Canadian dairy market urged
    The US National Milk Producers Federation’s Board of Directors last week approved a resolution in opposition to any Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement that does not provide for significantly increased access to the Canadian dairy market.
  • 20-Jun-2013 Malaysia Chronicle
    Be warned, we will resist GST, TPP - Anwar tells Najib
    Ahead of Saturday’s major rally to press for the resignation of the Election Commission members over electoral frauds, PKR de-facto leader Anwar Ibrahim warned prime minister Najib Razak of the growing opposition to Malaysia’s participation in the US-initiated the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement negotiations
  • 20-Jun-2013 European Voice
    The EU and Azerbaijan: Mismatched objectives
    Brussels wants to diversify its energy resources away from Russia. It is offering benefits such as free trade and visa liberalisation and is seeking comprehensive reforms across a range of areas as a precondition for closer ties. But Azerbaijan’s human-rights situation is on a rapid decline.
  • 20-Jun-2013 The Namibian
    Namibia: Grape farmers panic over EPA delay
    Namibian farmers warn that if the EPA is not signed, the grape industry would “die a sudden death,” as they will not be able to compete against zero-rated tax status producers in the EU market such as Chile, South Africa and Peru.
  • 20-Jun-2013 TOI
    India to EU: Can’t sweeten trade pact
    The Indian government has run out of patience and will ask the European Union to sign a free trade deal "within a narrow political window", reports Times of India
  • 19-Jun-2013 IPS
    Opponents question proposed trans-Atlantic trade deal
    Controversy is building following the announcement that negotiations will soon begin on a free trade agreement between the United States and European Union, with critics warning that any such agreement could negatively affect a host of regulatory concerns.