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  • 15-Jun-2006 Tehran Times
    Bilderbergers slither away
    Sources say Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez’s challenge to the Free Trade Area of the Americas was on the top of the agenda of the Bilderberg Group meeting in Canada last week.
  • 15-Jun-2006 Reuters
    EU and Egypt fail to unblock association deal
    Egypt and the European Union failed to wrap up a "neighbourhood action plan" because of differences over human rights in Egypt and nuclear weapons in the Middle East, an EU official said yesterday.
  • 15-Jun-2006 Times of India
    India seeks Japanese investment
    If you can’t beat them, join them. That seems to be India’s mantra in its attempt to get more Japanese investments in the manufacturing sector, with some companies using New Delhi’s bilateral trade agreements to use another country as an export base for the Indian consumer.
  • 15-Jun-2006 AP
    Bush, Uribe discuss details of trade pact
    President Bush reassured Colombian President Alvaro Uribe on Wednesday that the United States would work quickly to sort out remaining details of a free trade pact signed in February.
  • 15-Jun-2006 Mondaq
    Will recent nationalisations in Bolivia give rise to claims under political risk insurance policies?
    It may be advantageous for foreign investors to pursue a claim under a Political Risk insurance policy and allow the insurers to recover subsequently under any applicable investment treaty by way of subrogation.
  • 15-Jun-2006 VNA
    ASEAN chief supports establishment of FTA in East Asia
    Visiting General Secretary of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Ong Keng Yong has said that he supports a proposal by Japanese Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Toshihiro Nikai to establish a free trade area in East Asia and a regional policy coordinating organisation following the model of the Organisation of Economic and Cooperation Development.
  • 14-Jun-2006 Oxfam
    Song of the sirens: Why the US-Andean FTAs undermine sustainable development and regional integration
    US free trade agreements with Peru and Colombia, as well as the possible agreement with Ecuador, were negotiated under the promise of great opportunities in the world’s richest market, but the truth is that these agreements will have a devastating impact on the livelihoods of small farmers, public health, and the regulation of investment to protect the public interest.
  • 14-Jun-2006
    Remarks by Ford President of the Americas to US Chamber of Commerce
    ’Right now, the President and Congress are discussing a free trade agreement with Korea. This potential trade agreement is an opportunity to demand some reciprocity, including full and unimpeded access for US made vehicles to the Korean market. Anything less will not be worthy of our support.’
  • 14-Jun-2006
    India and free trade in Asia
    The joke in South Block nowadays is that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is ever so keen to visit Pakistan because he finds it easier to deal with General Pervez Musharraf than to deal with his Cabinet colleagues. If Mr Arjun Singh ambushed him and sent the entire country into a caste driven frenzy, one of his other Ministerial colleagues leaked the contents of a letter to the Prime Minister from Congress president Sonia Gandhi expressing concern over the free trade agreement that India had signed with its ASEAN partners.
  • 14-Jun-2006
    Andean Community: Grasping at unity straws
    The foreign ministers of the Andean Community of Nations (CAN) forged ahead in attempts to quiet fears of an imminent collapse of the bloc following Venezuela’s withdrawal, despite member-country political differences that were all too evident at the regional summit.
  • 14-Jun-2006
    Dominican president to visit Seoul
    President Leonel Fernandez of the Dominican Republic will sign a number of official documents in Seoul, including a memorandum of understanding on guaranteeing bilateral investment.
  • 14-Jun-2006
    United States: Free trade agreement roundup: Opportunities in international trade
    Although certain FTAs, such as the NAFTA, or the faltering negotiations over the FTAA, are prominently featured in popular media reports, the United States has negotiated additional FTAs with countries around the world, which offer an assortment of direct benefits to companies taking advantage of these agreements. The purpose of this article is to provide a background on these FTAs and how they can help US and foreign businesses.
  • 14-Jun-2006
    Qatari Energy Minister in Washington to boost trade talks
    Qatari Energy Minister Abdullah Al-Attiyah met with US officials in Washington this week to boost stalled talks on a possible free trade agreement (FTA) between the two countries
  • 14-Jun-2006
    Project to promote the Jordanian-US free trade agreement
    President of Jordan Exporters Association Ayman Hatahet said a US company will implement, in cooperation with the Ministry of Trade and Industry and the Jordanian Embassy in Washington, a project to promote the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) signed between Jordan and the US.
  • 14-Jun-2006
    Council warns against free trade with South Korea
    Kitchener joined a growing list of municipalities worried about the impact a proposed free-trade agreement with South Korea will have on the crucial automotive sector of southwestern Ontario’s economy.
  • 14-Jun-2006
    Canada-Korea free trade agreement bad news for Canada, CAW tells International Trade Committee
    The Canadian Auto Workers union will strongly oppose the proposed free trade agreement between Canada and South Korea in a presentation this afternoon to the House of Commons Standing Committee on International Trade.
  • 14-Jun-2006
    Uri Party to set up Assembly FTA Panel
    The governing Uri Party Wednesday decided to create a special National Assembly panel on a free trade agreement (FTA) to better prepare for the next round of talks with the United States.
  • 14-Jun-2006 KoA
    A chance for social movements, or a chance for transnationals?
    In the context that the KorUS FTA is taking more specific form of neo-liberal globalization, it gives new possibility of anti-globalization movement to be as a just intellectuals’ and activists’ but a mass movement in South Korea.
  • 14-Jun-2006 AllHeadlineNews
    US urged to act on FTA with Thailand
    Due to recent major political volatility, a senior US negotiator is warning Washington to act fast in signing a free trade pact (FTA) with Thailand.
  • 14-Jun-2006 Canadian Business Online
    TSX CEO urges PM to discuss adding securities trading to free trade agreement
    The head of Canada’s largest stock exchange wants Prime Minister Stephen Harper to discuss the possibility of adding securities trading to the North American Free Trade Agreement when he meets with US President George W Bush next month.