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  • 13-Apr-2012 IISD
    Case note: How Chevron v. Ecuador is pushing the boundaries of arbitral authority
    The arbitral tribunal in Chevron v. Ecuador has taken a series of steps in recent months suggesting that it has a broad view of its authority.
  • 13-Apr-2012 Wday
    Fargo company to benefit from Colombia trade agreement
    No one is more excited about the new US free trade agreement with Colombia than some of North Dakota’s local ag and aviation companies.
  • 12-Apr-2012 CitizenVox
    More tumult at the TPP: Secret negotiations against internet freedom continue in Chile; Big Pharma allies attempt to shut down critics’ event (again)
    Talks on the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement, which the US is negotiating with Australia, Brunei, Chile, Malaysia, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam are continuing this week (April 9-13) in Santiago, Chile in the form of an “intersessional meeting” on intellectual property – focusing on internet policy.
  • 12-Apr-2012 Mainichi
    Japan to consider free trade agreement with China: sources
    The Japanese government has decided to consider negotiating for a free trade agreement with China as prospects for a trilateral accord with China and South Korea have become grimmer due to Seoul’s opposition for fear of a rise in imports from Japan, trade sources said Wednesday.
  • 11-Apr-2012 Reuters
    Peru exports endangered wood despite US trade pact -NGO
    Peru needs to do more to halt exports of endangered cedar and mahogany from the Amazon rain forest as it opens its economy to free trade, a conservation group and exporters said on Tuesday.
  • 11-Apr-2012 People’s World
    Occupy for "fair trade, not free trade"
    Talk of a major international protest at the Dallas negotiations on May 8-18th for the Trans-Pacific Partnership dominated the discussion at the Occupy Dallas Six-Month Anniversary Celebration at Pioneer Park downtown on Apr. 7th.
  • 11-Apr-2012 Tax News
    Business calls for US-Brazil trade treaty
    On the occasion of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff’s visit to the United States on April 9, the US Chamber of Commerce (USCC) President and CEO Thomas Donohue called on the two countries to begin discussions on a comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA).
  • 10-Apr-2012 Be Your Own Leader
    NAFTA Partners Take Steps to Boost Trilateral Relationship
    While bilateral initiatives have dominated North American issues over the last couple of years, the trilateral relationship has suffered. With a series of high-level meetings, the U.S., Canada and Mexico are taking steps to boost the NAFTA partnership.
  • 9-Apr-2012
    Ukraine should be economically prepared for work within FTA with EU
    The time till the signing of an association agreement between Ukraine and the EU should be used for the preparation of various sectors of national economy to work in a free trade area (FTA) with the EU, Head of European Integration at the Presidential Administration Yevhen Perelyhin told TVi television channel.
  • 8-Apr-2012
    Serbia scores USD 116.4 million surplus with CEFTA
    Serbia recorded a USD 116.4 million trade surplus with the countries of the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) over the first two months of 2012, resulting mostly from export of agricultural products, according to data from the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia.
  • 8-Apr-2012
    China-ROK FTA ’makes a larger cake’
    Beijing and Seoul’s positions have been "reasoned and well communicated" as they prepare for formal negotiations on a bilateral free trade agreement that is expected soon, Kim Min-cheol, one of Seoul’s major negotiators, said in an exclusive interview with China Daily.
  • 8-Apr-2012
    City state will remain testing ground for mainland reforms
    The Hong Kong Government forged a Closer Economic Partnership agreement (CEPA) because it admired New Zealand’s free trade credentials.
  • 8-Apr-2012
    Govt to explain TPP stance to U.S.
    The Japanese government will try to make sure the United States understands its stance toward the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade negotiations, according to Katsuyuki Ishida, senior vice minister at the Cabinet Office.
  • 8-Apr-2012
    EU closer to rescinding deal, could tax Kenyan flowers
    The European Union Parliament has tasked a British MP to prepare a report that will determine whether Kenyan flowers exports will be subjected to duty in the EU markets, or continue operating in the quota-free market regime.
  • 8-Apr-2012
    South Korean voters set to make left turn
    A coalition of left of centre parties is well positioned to win South Korea’s parliamentary elections on Wednesday with a platform of improving social services and renegotiating a free-trade pact with the United States.
  • 7-Apr-2012
    Free trade pact negotiations should begin as soon as possible: premier
    Taiwan must begin as soon as possible to discuss with other countries its desire to forge free trade agreements (FTAs) with them, Premier Sean Chen said Saturday.
  • 7-Apr-2012 Tax News
    EFTA, Indonesia Hold FTA Negotiations
    The fourth round of negotiations towards a ’Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement’ between the European Free Trade Association states and Indonesia concluded on March 29, 2012.
  • 6-Apr-2012
    Prices of certain US, EU products unchanged despite FTAs
    Prices of certain imports from Europe and the U.S. have remained the same despite tariff cuts from free trade agreements with both economic blocs, the Fair Trade Commission in Seoul said Thursday.
  • 6-Apr-2012
    India plans to abolish ISD clause in FTAs
    India plans to abolish the investor-state dispute system and renegotiate FTAs with South Korea, Singapore, and other countries, an Indian newspaper reported.
  • 6-Apr-2012
    ECFA talks to be finished in two years: president
    Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou yesterday said the government will complete negotiations on the cross-strait Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) with China in the next two years, as well as deepen economic and trade relations with other countries to raise the nation’s economic competitiveness.