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  • 25-Oct-2010 Mainichi News
    Gov’t eyes reference to TPP negotiations in basic policy for EPA
    The Japanese government is set to include a reference to Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations in its economic partnership agreement guidelines that are soon expected to receive Cabinet approval.
  • 25-Oct-2010 Yomiuri Shimbun
    EU growing more open to negotiating FTA with Japan
    The European Commission is showing a forward-looking stance over signing a free trade agreement with Japan in a document on EU trade policy, scheduled to be adopted on Nov. 9, EU sources said.
  • 25-Oct-2010 TNI
    The Second Conquest: The EU free trade agreement with Colombia and Peru
    This FDCL/TNI publication contains an overview of the FTA’s history, of human rights violations in Colombia and Peru as well as a critical analysis of the draft agreement which recently leaked to the public.
  • 22-Oct-2010 Reuters
    Japan eyes US-led free trade pact despite backlash
    Japan’s economics minister said on Friday that Tokyo should join a US-led Asia-Pacific free trade initiative to keep its firms from fleeing abroad, despite a backlash in the ruling party against the proposed deal.
  • 22-Oct-2010 EV
    EU-Korea: Parliament delays vote on free-trade safeguards
    The European Parliament has postponed a vote on attaching safeguards to a free-trade deal between the EU and South Korea because of disagreements with the European Commission and member states.
  • 22-Oct-2010 MercoPress
    Strong support from the European Parliament to trade talks with Mercosur
    Members of the European Parliament expressed strong support for expanding trade with Mercosur but subject to clear “red lines” to ensure food security and prevent further environmental damage, said a resolution adopted on Thursday.
  • 22-Oct-2010 Epoch Times
    Farmers’ union wants Canada-EU trade deal scrapped
    With the fifth round of talks in the proposed Canada-EU free trade agreement taking place this week in Ottawa, the National Farmers Union has launched a campaign against the deal, saying it threatens the democratic rights of Canadians.
  • 21-Oct-2010 Le Devoir
    Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between the European Union and Canada
    English version of a letter published in Le Devoir on October 20, 2010, cosigned by Naomi Klein, José Bové, Maude Barlow, Susan George, etc.
  • 21-Oct-2010 Yonhap
    Biz leaders urge FTA with China
    Business leaders from Korea and China agreed yesterday to cooperate for an early launch of free trade negotiations between the two countries, the Federation of Korean Industries said yesterday.
  • 21-Oct-2010 PDI
    Time ripe for RP-Europe trade deal
    "I believe that the time is ripe for the Philippines and the EU to look seriously at a possible bilateral FTA, not as an alternative to an EU-Asean FTA, but as an important building block towards that goal," says EU Ambassador Alistair MacDonald
  • 20-Oct-2010 Messenger
    Israelis arrested on bribery charges
    On October 15 Georgian law enforcers detained Israeli businessmen offering Deputy Minister of Finance, Avtandil Kharadze USD 7 million for him to convince the Georgian Government not to challenge a decision of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID).
  • 20-Oct-2010 Reuters
    Landlocked Bolivia eyes port after deal with Peru
    "This [deal] opens the door for Bolivians to have an international port, to the use of the ocean for global trade and for Bolivian products to have better access to global markets," Evo Morales said after signing the agreement.
  • 20-Oct-2010 PCT
    Calls for safeguards surge as Taiwan enters post-ECFA era
    Despite much controversy, the Ma administration proceeded to sign an Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement with China effective September 12, 2010, and Taiwanese people woke up to find themselves plunged into a post-ECFA era.
  • 20-Oct-2010 AFP
    European businesses call for Taiwan free trade pact
    An influential European business group on Tuesday called for a free trade pact with Taiwan, bolstered by the signing of a sweeping trade agreement between the island and China.
  • 20-Oct-2010 LIP
    Peru president proposes a Pacific Rim integration for South America
    Yesterday, Peruvian President Alan García said he wrote letters to the presidents of Panama, Chile, Colombia and Ecuador, proposing the regional integration of the five Pacific rim countries.
  • 20-Oct-2010 Yonhap
    Korea, US lawmakers sent letter urging Lee, Obama to change Korea FTA’s text: report
    Scores of South Korean and US lawmakers recently sent a letter to their presidents to seek "meaningful changes" to the free trade deal pending for more than three years over autos and beef, reports said Tuesday.
  • 19-Oct-2010 Bloomberg
    Malaysia to get greater access to india for palm oil, cocoa in trade pact
    Malaysia said it expects to conclude talks with India on a free-trade agreement next week that should see it obtain greater access for products including cocoa and palm oil as well as more stringent anti-dumping provisions.
  • 19-Oct-2010 Solomon Star
    No rush: Rugebatu warns against rushing into PACER Plus
    The Solomon Islands’ biggest umbrella body for community service organisations on Saturday warned against rushing into PACER-Plus – a free trade agreement proposed between Pacific Island countries, Australia and New Zealand.
  • 19-Oct-2010 Trade Justice Network
    10 reasons why CETA is bad for Canada
    The Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, or CETA for short, will change the face of Canada as we know it, and Harper wants to sign it in a hurry - before anyone has a chance to debate it!
  • 19-Oct-2010 CLC
    CLC statement on negotiations toward a CETA between Canada and the EU
    The Canadian Labour Congress would support an agreement between Canada and the EU embodying the most positive features of the European social model, but this is not on offer. Instead, the CETA would constrain the ability of governments in Canada to meet their democratic responsibilities to citizens and residents.