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  • 6-May-2011
    How will free trade deal with EU affect Korea`s farmers?
    The National Assembly has ratified the free trade agreement with the European Union, which will allow the deal to take effect in July.
  • 6-May-2011
    U.S. to raise beef issue following KORUS FTA
    The Obama administration will request consultations with Korea on the possibility of wider access to the Korean beef market once their pending free trade deal comes into force.
  • 5-May-2011
    Tripartite FTA summit in June
    The first summit of the envisaged Tripartite Free Trade Area (T-FTA) will be held in South Africa on June 12 where a specific roadmap and timetable for implementation of the expanded economic grouping will be announced.
  • 5-May-2011
    EU FTA can boost exports of S. Korean SMEs: KOTRA
    The free trade agreement (FTA) with the European Union (EU) that was ratified by South Korea’s parliament can boost exports of products made by local small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), a state-run trade promotion agency said Thursday.
  • 5-May-2011
    No compromise in our stance on IPR, says India
    India will not compromise its stand or take a position on intellectual property rights (IPR), especially on pharmaceuticals, beyond its domestic law and agreements as mandated under the aegis of the global trade body—World Trade Organization (WTO).
  • 5-May-2011
    EU, ASEAN nations arranging FTA
    The European Union (EU) says it is talking with individual ASEAN member nations to bolster support for a potential ASEAN/EU Free Trade Agreement to help both blocs.
  • 5-May-2011
    Opposition camp faces discord over FTA bill
    Opposition parties face rough sailing to solidarity due to the conflict over the passage of the Korea-EU Free Trade Agreement bill Wednesday night.
  • 29-Apr-2011
    Standoff in Assembly over passage of EU FTA
    The prospect of ratifying the free trade agreement between Korea and the European Union before the end of April legislative session appeared to have dimmed as the Democratic Party made clear its opposition.
  • 28-Apr-2011
    S. Korea, China expected to launch FTA talks in June
    South Korea and China are expected to launch free trade negotiations as early as June, an official said Thursday, setting in motion a process to tear down trade barriers between two of Asia’s biggest economies.
  • 28-Apr-2011
    PM’s Trade and Economic Committee to review trade treaties
    Even as a large number of consumer and NGO groups have come out in support of more “transparency’’ in sharing information on trade treaties, the Prime Minister’s Trade and Economic Relations Committee (TERC) is meeting on Friday to review various treaties including the India-EU free trade agreement (FTA).
  • 28-Apr-2011
    Biggest Free Trade Deal Since NAFTA, Ghost Issue of 2011 Election
    Most Canadians don’t know it, but our country is currently negotiating the biggest free trade contract since the North American Free Trade Agreement, a deal that could significantly increase drug prices, privatize our water, and outsource jobs easily done by Canadians to foreign multinational corporations. And none of the parties are talking about it.
  • 28-Apr-2011
    EU FTA may be in jeopardy
    The National Assembly’s Foreign Affairs and Trade Committee yesterday finally approved the country’s long-stalled free trade agreement with the European Union. But the DP quickly threw a wrench into the process.
  • 28-Apr-2011
    Cabinet approves withdrawal of KORUS FTA ratification bill
    The Cabinet agreed to revoke a ratification bill for the South Korea-U.S. free trade agreement on Thursday as multiple translation errors were found in the Korean text of the pact, the government said.
  • 28-Apr-2011 Global Research
    The Militarization of the US-Canada Border
    While there are many questions surrounding the proposed Canada-U.S. trade and security perimeter agreement, the overall objectives are to secure the external and internal borders of both countries. The plan is a continuation and expansion of the Security and Prosperity Partnership agenda. In a Fortress North America, the U.S. seeks to push out its security perimeter whereby the northern border would act as another layer of security. It would be open to trade, as well as trusted travellers and labour mobility. The move towards a North American security perimeter is nothing more than a pretext for U.S. control over the continent.
  • 28-Apr-2011
    India, Pakistan agree to enhance trade
    India and Pakistan agreed Thursday to set up a joint working group to enhance trade, in a further move designed to ease tensions between the nuclear-armed South Asian rivals, officials said.
  • 28-Apr-2011
    Korea FTA to be sent to Congress ahead of Colombia, Panama deals: State Dept.
    The Obama administration Wednesday reiterated that it will soon submit to Congress a pending free trade pact with South Korea, saying similar deals with Panama and Colombia will be sent later.
  • 27-Apr-2011
    RI, China, to improve work on trade
    Chinese and Indonesian leaders are expected to sign an MoU on strengthening bilateral trade this week, one year after the ASEAN-China Free Trade Agreement (ACFTA) came into effect.
  • 27-Apr-2011
    President Ma eyes expanded trade ties with Europe
    ROC President Ma Ying-jeou said he expects Taiwan-EU economic relations to continue strengthening on the back of increased collaboration in the areas of trade, commerce and investment.
  • 27-Apr-2011
    Indonesia Shouldn’t Renegotiate China FTA
    Indonesia should focus on increasing its competitiveness rather than try to renegotiate the Asean-China Free Trade Agreement, economists and business executives said.
  • 26-Apr-2011
    Trade policy to focus on Latin America, Africa
    After Look East, India is now adding a ’Focus West’ chapter to its trade policy. Under increasing pressure from China, especially in Africa, New Delhi is now moving ahead with plans to sign three comprehensive economic partnership agreements (CEPA) that would include free trade pacts in goods and services. In addition, the government has started work on upgrading its preferential trade agreement (PTA) with Mercosur”comprising Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay”commerce & industry minister Anand Sharma said.