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  • 15-Nov-2012
    KTB welcomes TPP talks, ties with US
    Amid concerns over whether the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will benefit Thailand or not, state-owned Krung Thai Bank (KTB) is looking forward to greater business opportunities with American banks.
  • 15-Nov-2012
    Tom Mulcair’s NDP takes ’vigorously pro-trade’ position
    Stephen Harper’s Conservatives may have to change the script for their smear campaign against Tom Mulcair, at least when it comes to the NDP leader’s supposed anti-trade "extremism."
  • 15-Nov-2012
    Carefully weigh pros and cons of free trade area
    Discussion of the planned Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will be a highlight of US President Barack Obama’s visit to Thailand next week. But the government will have to seriously consider the pros and cons of the TPP, to ensure the regional trade agreement will improve Thailand’s competitiveness and boost our capacity to enter the regional market.
  • 15-Nov-2012
    European scholars urge EU to ink FTA with Taiwan
    Several European scholars called for a free trade agreement (FTA) between Taiwan and the European Union Wednesday at a one-day forum co-hosted by a major French think tank and Taiwan’s representative office in Paris.
  • 15-Nov-2012
    EU free trade deal will hike drug prices in N.S. — minister
    A concession on drug patents in a free trade deal with the European Union stands to cost Nova Scotians millions, Health and Wellness Minister David Wilson said Wednesday.
  • 15-Nov-2012
    Japanese poll delays FTA
    Australia’s hopes of quickly clinching a free-trade agreement with Japan, its second biggest trading partner, have been dashed by a decision by Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda to call a general election for December 16.
  • 15-Nov-2012 Reuters
    EU trade chief calls on Mexico to reopen trade pact with Europe
    Europe and Mexico need to go back to the negotiating table to rework their 12-year-old free-trade agreement to include services and agriculture, the European Union’s top trade official said on Monday.
  • 15-Nov-2012 Troy Media
    Why Australia walked away from investor state rights in trade deals - And why Canada should too
    Much of the debate surrounding the Canada-China trade deal revolves around the dispute settlement clause in the deal. Troy Media contacted Professor Thomas Faunce of the Australian National University in Canberra to explain why the Australian government decided to discontinue the practise of seeking inclusion of investor state dispute settlement provisions in trade agreements with developing countries.
  • 15-Nov-2012 Tax News
    Canadian Parliament backs Panama FTA
    Canada’s Minister for International Trade, Ed Fast, has confirmed that the Canadian House of Commons has approved a law that would bring a new free trade agreement between Canada and Panama into force.
  • 15-Nov-2012 Bangkok Post
    Thailand to join TPP talks
    Thailand has agreed to join negotiations in a US-led free trade agreement in a move which will be formally announced during President Barack Obama’s visit here on Sunday.
  • 14-Nov-2012
    Acuerdo Comercial con Europa
    El Acuerdo Comercial con Europa genera certidumbre legal y promueve la inversión y el comercio internacional. Pese a sus innegables bondades, el Acuerdo evidencia dos lunares protuberantes relacionados con el debilitamiento de la institucionalidad cafetera nacional y los adversos resultados de las negociaciones de la cadena láctea.
  • 12-Nov-2012 Phuket Business News
    ASEAN set to ink deals with China
    ASEAN and Chinese leaders are set to ink two Free Trade Agreements at a bilateral summit later this month: one on sanitary and phytosanitary (animal and plant health) standards; the other would give officials more flexibility in facilitating growth between ASEAN and China.
  • 12-Nov-2012 WSRW
    New illegal EU-Morocco fish talks being pushed through
    Without consulting with the Saharawi people in Western Sahara, the EU will next week try to conclude the talks on EU-Morocco fish deal offshore the occupied territory, under same terms as the one that was rejected by the European Parliament in 2011.
  • 12-Nov-2012 Beef Central
    Govt delay in Australia-Korea FTA jeopardises $770m beef export market
    Australia’s share of the Korean export beef market could be slashed by half over the next 15 years, unless a Free Trade Agreement can be expediently established between the two countries, according to the industry
  • 11-Nov-2012 UPI
    S. Korea, Thailand discuss free trade deal
    South Korea and Thailand have entered discussions on a possible free trade agreement to "strengthen economic links between the two countries," officials said.
  • 9-Nov-2012 Parlamentario.com
    Argentina: Unidad Popular thinks the country should withdraw from ICSID
    During a public hearing, a member of parliament, Claudio Lozano made the request to follow in the footsteps of countries such as China, India and Brazil, all countries that have not ratified bilateral investment treaties.
  • 9-Nov-2012 FIDH
    FTA: the Colombian road map does not respect EP conditions
    Open letter to the European Parliament from the Interantional Federation for Human Right
  • 9-Nov-2012 Asahi Shimbun
    Noda to express willingness to participate in TPP talks
    With U.S. President Barack Obama winning re-election, Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda plans to express his intention to have Japan join in negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade agreement, which will strengthen ties with the United States.
  • 9-Nov-2012 IFAW
    EU Parliament calls on Japan to stop whaling or risk harpooning trade talks
    The European Parliament recently called for an end to Japan’s so-called ‘scientific whaling’ as part of a resolution on EU-Japan trade talks.
  • 9-Nov-2012 Bsanna News
    CEFTA, trade agreement among 8 countries in region enters new stage
    Representatives, policy makers and experts from eight signatory countries of the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) gathered in Tirana on Wednesday to examine progress and economic impact to date and debate new challenges and potential future developments of the agreement.