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  • 23-Jul-2007
    Free trade pact with US is unlikely, Asean official says
    The 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations probably will not reach a free trade agreement with the United States, Secretary General Ong Keng Yong said Monday in Singapore.
  • 23-Jul-2007
    Guiding ourselves by the African stars
    What does the “grand debate” about a United States of Africa have to do with the fate of SA’s provinces?
  • 23-Jul-2007
    New trade deals: Africa to lose out as EU gains
    As Africa’s leaders met in Accra, Ghana, last week to consider ways of consolidating continental unity through increased trade, pertinent questions were being raised over the impact that a new trade arrangement between the European Union and the 75-member ACP trading bloc will have on regional integration.
  • 23-Jul-2007
    Indian state minister for commerce due today
    Indian State Minister for Commerce Jairam Ramesh will arrive in Dhaka today on a two-day official visit to hold talks on bilateral trade.
  • 23-Jul-2007
    FTA with U.S., beef imports to cause sharp drop in local pork prices
    The proposed free trade pact between South Korea and the United States as well as high demand for beef is expected to cause a drop in local pork prices, a think tank said Monday.
  • 23-Jul-2007 Asia Pulse
    EU demands greater access to South Korean agri market at FTA talks
    The EU claims there are considerable gaps between what Seoul is offering Brussels and what was agreed upon with Washington
  • 23-Jul-2007 Philippine Star
    US downplays trade deal with ASEAN
    The United States is not ruling out a free-trade agreement (FTA) with Southeast Asia but it is too early to discuss the issue, Trade Representative Susan Schwab said in remarks published Monday.
  • 23-Jul-2007 Global Politician
    India-Myanmar trade relations
    Myanmar is the gateway to India’s ‘Look East’ policy. India is going all out to strengthen its relationship with Myanmar, especially in trade.
  • 21-Jul-2007
    New free trade talks to start later this year
    The Caribbean’s chief trade negotiator says discussions on a draft for a new free trade agreement between Canada and the 15-member Caribbean Community (CARICOM) will begin later this year.
  • 21-Jul-2007
    CEMAC, whither to with EPAs?
    "These are not free trade agreements in the way anyone understand them. They are development tools, trade and Aid working together to deliver sustainable growth" Peter Mandelson, EU Trade Commissioner. The above is one of the high profiled empty speeches, characteristic feature of EU trade diplomacy. When Mandelson made the above speech, I came to the conclusion that I have witnessed the highest degree of hypocrisy since I came into this planet earth.
  • 21-Jul-2007 Chosun Ilbo
    Korea-EU FTA talks see differences over IPR & cars
    Already, the EU has shunned Korea’s request to include goods made in the inter-Korean industrial park in North Korea’s border city of Kaeseong in their potential FTA and requested Korea to introduce a system in which cafes and restaurants pay royalties to music producers and performers.
  • 21-Jul-2007 AHN
    Philippines-Japan trade deal opposed
    A multi-sectoral group has renewed its opposition to a bilateral trade agreement between the Philippines and Japan by calling on the Philippine Senate not to ratify the deal when it opens session on Monday.
  • 20-Jul-2007
    EPAs may stifle struggling flower industry
    Uganda’s flower industry needs government incentives and preferential European Union (EU) access to succeed, say members of the east African nation’s floricultural sector.
  • 20-Jul-2007
    India-Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce & Industry to be launched
    This Chamber is being launched by the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce & Industry and the Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry to provide a high-level forum for accelerating economic partnerships between the two countries.
  • 20-Jul-2007
    Taiwan, US hold ’productive’ talks
    Taiwan and the United States completed bilateral talks under the Trade and Investment Framework Agreement in Washington, DC July 11. They agreed to launch the Consultative Committee on Agriculture, a new mechanism for dealing with bilateral food and agricultural issues.
  • 20-Jul-2007 European Voice
    Can biofuels become sustainable?
    Sustainability and trade barriers in biofuels could be addressed through new economic partnership agreements (EPAs), which are currently being negotiated with countries from the African, Caribbean and Pacific bloc. “New EPAs and the EDF will provide a framework for action on trade in biofuels,” a spokesman for the European development commissioner said. “From 2008 onwards this issue will become much more visible.”
  • 20-Jul-2007 http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/...
    Oppose the US-Colombia FTA petition
    The following letter was sent to members of the US Congress on April 23, 2007, with the signatures that appear to the right, under Petition Sponsor. Now it is your turn to add your signature to express your support of this letter and your opposition to the US-Colombia Free Trade Agreement. The petition with fresh signatures will be sent to members of the US Congress before the final ratification vote.
  • 20-Jul-2007 OpEdNews
    The militarization and annexation of North America
    Besides the Bush administration’s imperial aims and permanent war on the world, add the one at home below the radar. It has a name: Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America.
  • 20-Jul-2007 PWW
    Why they migrate
    In 2002 alone, 600 Mexican farmers per day were forced off the land due to NAFTA, by US agribusiness dumping subsidized food exports on Mexico. And in the past five years, more than 1,600 Mexican migrants have lost their lives in their attempts to find jobs in the US.
  • 20-Jul-2007 Ministry of Foreign Affairs
    New Danish strategy targets free trade with emerging markets in Asia
    A new trade policy strategy from the Government of Denmark aims at supporting ambitious EU bilateral and regional free trade and investment agreements — especially with new growth markets in Asia.