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1-Aug-2019 Panam Post
Venezuela on the verge of losing Citgo after recent legal ruling
Canadian mining company Crystallex recently won a $1.4 billion judgment against the Venezuelan government, which nationalized its assets. -
1-Aug-2019 Occupy FTA
10th ISDS case against South Korea
Reportedly, Berjaya, Malaysian investor initiated ISDS dispute against South Korea. -
1-Aug-2019 Occupy FTA
Trade Minister of South Korea should not undermine the ISDS reform objectives pursued by the Prime Minister
CSOs call for Trade Minister of South Korea should not undermine the ISDS reform objectives pursued by the Prime Minister -
1-Aug-2019 The Malaysian Reserve
China pushes more bilateral investment with Malaysia
There will be more investments in the finance and high-value agriculture sectors to Malaysia from China as part of its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). -
1-Aug-2019 Indian Coordination Committee of Farmers’ Movements
Keep agriculture and dairy out of RCEP negotiations, farmers’ body tells government
The RCEP will destroy farm livelihoods especially in the domestic dairy sector. -
31-Jul-2019 ShareChat
UK trade secretary wants FTA with NZ ’one of the first’ after Brexit
UK International Trade Secretary reaffirmed the UK’s commitment to move quickly on a free trade deal with New Zealand as soon as the country leaves the European Union. -
31-Jul-2019 Thomson Reuters Fondation
Ukraine Naftogaz files $5.2 bln lawsuit against Russia
Ukraine’s state energy group Naftogaz has asked the Hague Permanent Court of Arbitration to force the Russian Federation to pay the Ukrainian company $5.2 billion compensation for assets lost in annexed Crimea. -
31-Jul-2019 Buenos Aires Times
Trump says US to begin working on free-trade deal with Brazil
US President said the United States will pursue a trade deal with Latin America’s largest nation, one of the least open economies in the world. -
31-Jul-2019 Reuters
US, China meet for trade talks as Trump talks tough
Top US and Chinese trade officials met in Shanghai for talks in a bid to end a year-long trade war, despite low expectations for progress -
31-Jul-2019 Scoop Politics
Is NZ about to accept investment disputes in RCEP?
There is a high risk that New Zealand would still allow the investor to sue New Zealand in this expensive and discredited system of international investment arbitration -
31-Jul-2019 Nikkei Asian Review
Japan and US break new ground on free digital trade
Japanese and American trade negotiators have reached a broad agreement on the digital economy, in which digital products are tariff-free and businesses can host servers wherever they choose. -
31-Jul-2019 Yonhap News
Gov’t seeks labor law revisions for parliamentary ratification of key ILO conventions
South Korean government plans to seek a revision of labor laws in a way that will strengthen workers’ right to organize as it pushes for a parliamentary ratification of key international labor standards. -
31-Jul-2019 Business Today
Piyush Goyal not attending RCEP Beijing meet
The commerce and industries minister Piyush Goyal will not take part in the RCEP Intersessional Ministerial meeting at Beijing. -
30-Jul-2019 European Commission
EU-Australia FTA: Anti competitive conduct, merger control and subsidies (EU proposal, Mar 2019)
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30-Jul-2019 European Commission
EU-New Zealand FTA: Exceptions chapter (EU proposal, Jun 2019)
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30-Jul-2019 European Commission
EU-New Zealand FTA: Anti competitive conduct, merger control and subsidies (EU proposal, Apr 2019)
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30-Jul-2019 European Commission
EU-New Zealand FTA: Trade in wine, aromatised wine products and spirit drinks (EU proposal, May 2019)
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30-Jul-2019 European Commission
EU-New Zealand FTA: Annex on motor vehicles and equipment and parts there of (EU proposal, Jan 2019)
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30-Jul-2019 Seattle Times
Trump administration, Democrats make progress on new NAFTA
Congressional Democrats appear to be moving from “no way” to “maybe” on President Donald Trump’s rewrite of a trade pact with Canada and Mexico. -
30-Jul-2019 Daily Times
ReqoDiq Case II: Defending the Supreme Court
It is astounding that the Supreme Court judgment is being criticised due to an unfair award by the ICSID tribunal against Pakistan when that judgment is completely defensible.