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  • 10-May-2013
    Divide over beef last bridge to cross on road to EU trade pact
    The European Union’s ambassador to Canada said special access for agriculture goods is the last obstacle to a trade deal between Brussels and Ottawa, and drew a line in the sand over how much market access the EU could offer Canadian beef producers.
  • 10-May-2013
    ASEAN+6 start regional FTA talks
    ASEAN trade officials, along with its six partners, kicked off talks on a regional trade agreement in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam, on Thursday. The talks began with the establishment of the trade negotiating committee that would discuss various trade and investment issues until next Monday, Trade Ministry director general for international trade cooperation Iman Pambagyo said.
  • 9-May-2013 Business Standard
    India threatens to stall trade talks with EU
    India is expected to give an ultimatum to the 27-nation bloc on recognising it as a ’data-secure’ country
  • 8-May-2013 Reuters
    China raises concerns about EU-US plans for free-trade pact
    China has raised concerns about European Union plans to negotiate an ambitious free-trade deal with the United States, fearing it is a protectionist move, a senior EU official said on Tuesday.
  • 7-May-2013
    Writing the Struggle - EPAs: The European game is over, comrades
    The current episode between some African countries and European Union over the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) proves to a great extent what Franz Fanon talks about when he says: “The new day which is already at hand must find us firm, prudent and resolute.”
  • 7-May-2013 AFP
    EU hesitant on free trade deal with China: Report
    Even as it seeks free trade deals with the United States and Japan, the EU sees little near-term prospect of a similar accord with China, one of the bloc’s most important trading partners, a senior EU official said Tuesday.
  • 7-May-2013
    State clears the air on EPA controversy
    Kenya has moved to allay fears over reports in international media that it is among seven African countries blacklisted by the European Union for failing to sign Economic Partnership Agreements.
  • 7-May-2013
    Treaty-based disputes between investors, states on the rise, says Unctad
    Dispute settlements between investors and states saw 62 new cases initiated last year, the highest number of known treaty-based disputes filed in a year, according to a report by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) in March.
  • 7-May-2013
    Call to boost NE-SE Asia links
    The long forgotten traditional links including the historic Stilwell Road connecting the North-east and the neighbouring countries have emerged as critical to connecting South Asia and Southeast Asia.
  • 7-May-2013 Reuters
    Canada says close to agreeing long-delayed EU free-trade deal
    Canada is close to finalizing a long-delayed free-trade deal with the European Union but will not set a timetable for reaching an agreement, even though the EU is set to start talks with the United States, a top official said on Monday.
  • 6-May-2013 Secrecy News
    International investment agreements report from CRS
    “Presently, there are over 3,000 BITs globally. The United States has concluded 47 BITs, 41 of which have entered into force.” These treaties were tabulated by CRS and presented along with other little-known data on the subject in "US International Investment Agreements: Issues for Congress", April 29, 2013.
  • 6-May-2013 Business Standard
    Oppn wants FTA with EU to be discussed in parliament
    The main opposition party, Bharatiya Janata Party and Left parties joined hands to demand that union government should discuss the crucial free trade agreement with European Union before a final decision is taken by the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government.
  • 6-May-2013 Washington Times
    US and EU see opening for free-trade pact
    Trade officials on both sides of the Atlantic say there is a short "political window" to negotiate a free-trade agreement between the United States and European Union.
  • 6-May-2013 EFE
    Mexican and EU lawmakers say free trade deal needs overhaul
    European Parliament members and Mexican federal lawmakers wrapped up their joint meeting and called for "far-ranging modifications" to the trade agreement signed in 1997 and implemented in 2000.
  • 6-May-2013 Business Standard
    ADB asks the flurry of FTAs to be stringed together
    The Asian Development Bank today said the Indian government should start thinking about consolidating the flurry of free trade agreements it has implemented or is negotiating, by bringing all deals under one mega agreement.
  • 6-May-2013 DW
    EU urges southern Africa to open up its markets
    The European Parliament is now applying more pressure and has announced that if Cameroon and other sub-Saharan African countries do not sign by early 2014 that they will allow the EU free access to their markets, they will lose all trade benefits.
  • 6-May-2013 Business Standard
    Traders protest against govt policies on FDI, FTA
    Traders and several union leaders from different states of India today participated in a rally to protest against the government’s initiatives like opening up retail sector for foreign investors and proposed India-EU FTA.
  • 3-May-2013
    Oppn wants FTA with EU to be discussed in parliament
    The main opposition party, Bharatiya Janata Party and Left parties joined hands to demand that union government should discuss the crucial free trade agreement with European Union before a final decision is taken by the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government.
  • 3-May-2013 NACLA
    The looming Canada-CARICOM free trade agreement
    On April 23, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago visited Canada to deliver her pitch to make the Canada-CARICOM free trade agreement a reality.
  • 3-May-2013 Law 360
    After Japan TPP entry, USTR asks for economic impact study
    The US trade representative asked the US International Trade Commission on Tuesday to investigate the likely economic effects of allowing duty-free imports of products from Japan, which just recently joined the ongoing talks for the Trans-Pacific Partnership.